xBaseView Database Explorer for Windows

By Mutex
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Key Details of xBaseView Database Explorer

Browse, print, search, filter, and modify your databases.
Last updated on May 6, 2012
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Developer’s Description

Browse, print, search, filter, and modify your databases.

xBaseView is a Windows Explorer-like tool designed for novice database users and database administrators, but it is also very useful for advanced users and database developers. You can view, print, search, filter, and modify your databases. XBaseView can be integrated with Windows Explorer, so you can view your databases from Explorer window. Novice database administrators and power users will benefit from how easily and efficiently the powerful database tools are implemented. Database experts will be able to create up to 16 various types of files and perform SQL queries.

xBaseView Database Explorer for Windows

By Mutex
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: March 24, 2012

Latest update: May 6, 2012

Version: 10.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Server
Windows 2003
Windows 10
Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows NT

Additional Requirements: OLE DB Providers and ODBC or BDE drivers

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Total Downloads: 18,021

Downloads Last Week: 1

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3/5

2 User Votes

Not worth the download!!
yavauxMay 15, 2010
Pros
The program comes with a 30 day trial which is thankfully an over abundance of time to remove it from your system.
Cons
Everything else.
Summary
From the moment of it's first start this program is unpleasant to run. The first thing you are faced with is a registration screen with no design to imply what action to take to merely try the program before registration. A little counter in the corner saying "you have 30 of 30 days" is not only poorly worded but also not much of a clue when you look around the rest of the screen and your only option to try the product is to click the cancel button. Although clicking the cancel button is intuitive enough, it's only shows the developers lack of thorough thought process when it was coded. The initial registration screen however is only a minor irritation and would not be worth mentioning if it were not for the other flaws of the program. The archaic file selection screen looks like something reminisce of Windows 95 and lacks even the most common default locations to look for your files, leaving you to navigate from root structures to locate the file you would like to open. .... which it then won't display. I had one particular file I was having a problem opening and decided to give this program a chance since. It was not actually a surprise when it wouldn't open it. However considering the design of the program as I'd seen it so far I consider the possibility that I was merely using it in an intuitive fashion and not in the fashion the designer had chosen to program it and decided to test it further. What was a surprise upon further testing was this programs refusal to display the contents of ANY of the database files I tried to open with it. Now at this point I could not get this program off my system fast enough.
Very good!!!
kutzhanovNovember 26, 2006
Pros
Simple and have many features
Cons
Summary