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1.1 - Released 2000-06-05
Improvements
AreaDetails
The user properties handling
has been changed in this version of DbVisualizer. Prior versions used
the serialization mechanism
in Java causing incompatibilities when new properties were
introduced. The 1.1 version of DbVisualizer stores the properties in a
XML file which makes future property changes compatible. A consequence
of this is that old property files cannot be read using this version.
You'll have to copy your JDBC driver definitions, URL's and SQL
bookmarks manually from the old version of DbVisulizer into the new
one. We're sorry for this inconvenience! User preferences are stored in XML
format.
(Check README
for file naming conventions) Support for Cloudscape, DB2 and ProgreSQL
(partly) References graph enhancements, possible
to view
both
exported and import keys. Relation name can be toggled in the
graph README file can be viewed from within
DbVisualizer.
(Help->README...) Numbers are right aligned in HTML reports Functionality for Auto Commit (with
Commit/Rollback
controls if Auto Commit is disabled) Possible to Ctrl-C (copy) selected cells
in a
table to another
application (delimiters can be set in the tool properties) Export to ASCII (CSV) formatted file with
possibility to
specify column and newline delimiters New tool property tab to set which
information
that shall be displayed
in the various tabs Reload button now works everywhere A warning indication is now presented if
a
query returns
more than specified Max Rows Show visible row range in the tables Presentation of query execution time Fixed bugs: In the references graph each
table appears with a link to itself and to another one with the same
name when accessing a DB2 database Selecting to show number of
rows in a Cloudscape table gives "Table xxx does not exist". (Seems to
be a Cloudscape bug since it works in 3.0.4 of Cloudscape) Select "Specific Tables" in
references
graph does not work
for Cloudscape. (Seems to be a Cloudscape bug since it works
in 3.0.4 of Cloudscape) Setting "Max Rows" on a Statement for
Cloudscape gives
an error
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