Tarantula for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Inverted Software

Perform backups and connect to multiple servers, administrator data, and users.

The Tarantula is a JAVA-based platform and driver independent MySQL User Interface. It has the ability to connect to multiple servers, administrator data and users, perform backups and move data across in a user transparent way. Moving a table or a database is as simple as copy and paste. Use it on any machine from Windows to Mac and Linux. No Web server necessary, very user friendly, extremely low footprint and will work with any JDBC MySQL driver. The Tarantula has the potential to change the way developers choose their next database.

Version 1.2 improves layout and Windows Vista support.

Tarantula for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: February 21, 2008

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 1.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

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

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista, JVM 1.6

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Total Downloads: 3,394

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.7/5

3 User Votes

Its a fantastic utility
shollaJanuary 12, 2006
Pros
Its quite convinient to use and it makes administring MySQL as easy as abc. I installed it on a Windows OS and everything went well
Cons
Summary
Not bad, but no winner
accusolveJanuary 11, 2006
Pros
Can perform a few database administrative tasks pretty well.
Cons
Pretty weak when it comes to working with data. I found query editor unworkable, and table data grid has limited view width - there doesn't seem to be a horizontal scrolling capability for the grid.
Summary
This is awesome!
EGregJanuary 11, 2006
Pros
I use MySQL. This is exactly what I bloody need while I'm developing dailytutor.com . KUDOS!
Cons
Too bad it's only for MySQL. Can't it also accomodate other servers, such as PostgreSQL, DB2, Oracle, SQL Server and so forth? After all, they all support all the basic SQL operations. <p> <p>That would be extremely cool.
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