DBManager Standard Edition for Windows

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Key Details of DBManager Standard Edition

Manage MySQL, PostgreSQL, Interbase/Firebird, SQlite, and DBF Tables in only one application.
Last updated on November 7, 2008
There have been 8 updates
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By DBTools Software

Manage MySQL, PostgreSQL, Interbase/Firebird, SQlite, and DBF Tables in only one application.

Database Management with support for all objects, execute queries in DBF Tables and other database engines, includes support for query planner, debugger, and procedure builder. Version 3.2.2 implements autoconfigure server in first execution; boasts better Unicode support for sqlite; and allows users to open more than 1 server connection in Freeware Mode. It supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, Firebird, Interbase, SQlite and DBF Tables. Version 3.2.4 added full support for Windows Vista and fixed minor bugs.

DBManager Standard Edition for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: May 8, 2007

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 3.2.4

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows ME
Windows Vista
Windows 2000
Windows 98
Windows NT
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista

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Total Downloads: 87,864

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4/5

2 User Votes

Two bugs that I have found
harry_gondalfSeptember 4, 2011
Pros
lots of features, easier to use than MySQLWorkbench,
Cons
Free version is very old (2007) software, and doesn't always form SQL queries correctly. Also get nagware to update ... to the same version!
Summary
1. Export (DUMP) table inserts TYPE= keyword, instead of ENGINE=keyword. Need to edit this for all tables, then the .sql file can be imported into MySQL. Likewise, dumps coming from phpmyadmin need to be edited to say TYPE instead of ENGINE. 2. Inserting a column from the Workspace/table window can cause (I suspect) a badly-formed SQL query; such that the table can not be viewed in phpmyadmin, but rather cause an out of memory fatal error. When inserting the same column from the Table Designer window, which inserts fewer columns, the ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN query works fine. Still, this is much easier to use than MySQLWorkbench, and is much more stable. I use it mainly for paging through the records to find one record to be updated. This is faster than entering a SELECT query manually through phpmyadmin.
Es muy bueno, porque permite la interconección con varias bases de datos
ariesyJune 27, 2007
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