SQLEditor for Mac

User Reviews

• Indispensable Product for Developers

  cogdenAugust 2, 2008

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This product is an essential piece of software for anyone doing any database development. It consistently helps us with everything from graphically documenting existing databases (ERDs) to creating/maintaining new systems. The developer is extremely responsive and keeps improving this application. Well worth every penny!

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• Very useful

  harry30--2008February 12, 2006

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br /><p>I use this as a teaching/demonstration tool to teach database concepts at university. It is a great tool for visualising database design, and simple to use.</p> <p>I have used it over a couple of versions, and the feature set is maturing nicely. Well worth the price.</p> <p>I would be nice if the primary key/foreign key highlighting remained visible even after tables are de-selected, but that's a teaching thing, not a developer thing.</p>

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• YES!

  giorgioscaDecember 30, 2003

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Great little software! I like it a lot, it could be (if well developed) THE ONE! I'd like PostgreSQL support, it seems to be able to write only generic sql (no sequences, etc...) but it's a great start

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• Nice little App

  frankflynn_1December 17, 2003

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This is a very nice start. It installs in seconds and works well. It seems to be focused on MySQL but changing it's output for other DBMS's is easy enough (hopefully other DBMS's will be supported soon - the problem here is there are subtle differences in the datatypes offered by each product). It's a great start. Mac friendly and it doesn't seem suffer from slow start up times that some java programs have. My only complaiint is trivial - the inspector window should be a floating pallet or perhaps a fixed part of the "canvas" window. I kept closing it when I really meant to click on another item. Perhaps double clicking an item should open it in an inspector window.

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