Description: The objective of this project is to provide a simple, generic GUI database browsing and querying frontend.
The tool is a very simple aggregation of the Qt database classes. The database abstraction is provided by the Qt database drivers. As such, database portability is provided by and limitted to the support provided by the Qt SQL component.
The drivers for PostgreSQL and MySQL have been found to work well. I have tried to connect to SQL Server and SAP/DB via ODBC but neither was successful. The connections worked with isql so I assume the problem is with Qt, I haven't done much troubleshooting on this though.
If you have a commercial version of Qt, you should be able to make use of the bundled drivers for Oracle, Informix, TDS (SQL Server and Sybase) and DB2.
Does this support the new features in MySQL 5.0. I currently use MySQL Control Center, but I can't get stored procs. to work. This would be perfect interface if I those features work. I like it's simplicity.
Hi Jeremy,
I haven't tried it with MySql 5 yet. Really it's a Qt question since the app does very little beyond what QSql provides but offhand I can't see why it wouldn't work.
I'll be trying this out sometime in the reasonable future so I'll drop you a mail when I do.
Regards,
-phil
Ok, I don't think I'm particulary evil for leaving out the license and install files, just busy and forgetful. I really just want an excuse to link to the cartooon below.
http://www.angryflower.com/glutto.gif
<plug>
Stephen Notely is great, buy his books
</plug>
Folks, I left out the install.txt and the license.txt when I last made a dist. I've updated this now. FYI, the procedure to build is
1. Untar/gzip the source
2. Run qmake to generate a makefile
3. Run make to build the executable
Hi,
I put some better quality screen shots up. The tool itself doesn't do an awful lot so that's kind of it. Let me know if it works/doesn't work for you.
-phil
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Does this support the new features in MySQL 5.0. I currently use MySQL Control Center, but I can't get stored procs. to work. This would be perfect interface if I those features work. I like it's simplicity.
Hi Jeremy, I haven't tried it with MySql 5 yet. Really it's a Qt question since the app does very little beyond what QSql provides but offhand I can't see why it wouldn't work. I'll be trying this out sometime in the reasonable future so I'll drop you a mail when I do. Regards, -phil
Ok, I don't think I'm particulary evil for leaving out the license and install files, just busy and forgetful. I really just want an excuse to link to the cartooon below. http://www.angryflower.com/glutto.gif <plug> Stephen Notely is great, buy his books </plug>
Folks, I left out the install.txt and the license.txt when I last made a dist. I've updated this now. FYI, the procedure to build is
1. Untar/gzip the source
2. Run qmake to generate a makefile
3. Run make to build the executable
-phil
Can you post more and bigger screenshots? Fred.
Hi, I put some better quality screen shots up. The tool itself doesn't do an awful lot so that's kind of it. Let me know if it works/doesn't work for you. -phil