Database tools for IBM Informix and other databases...

Jean Georges Perrin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.4gl.fourjs.user
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Dear I-4GL/BDS fellow developers,


As you are all great developers and databases users (IBM Informix for 
most but also Oracle, Microsoft and many others), we thought you would 
find interest in a data designer tool such as *Awoma ThinStructure DB 
Studio*.

URL: http://www.awoma.com/dbstudio

Awoma ThinStructure DB Studio is a complete and intuitive tool to access 
databases. It allows you addition, deletion and modification of data and 
metadata. It includes a SQL editor with code completion, based on your 
data and database vendor and many other features. It works with almost 
all databases (see list below). It is available both as a standalone 
product or as an Eclipse plug-in. It runs on Windows, Linux, most Unix...

And you know the best part of it? It's free!

I know that some of you always need to make Windows more Unix-lie. You 
may consider Awoma SysTools, a complete set of Unix command line tools 
for Windows, which is also free... (http://www.awoma.com/systools).

We hope to see you soon on the awoma.org forum

Regards to all,


Jean Georges



Supported Databases

    * IBM Informix IDS v7.x, v9.x, v10.x.
    * Oracle 8i v8.x, 9i v9.x, 10g v10.x.
    * IBM DB2 v8.x.
    * Microsoft SQL Server 2000.
    * MySQL v3.x, v4.x.
    * SAP DB v7.5.
    * MaxDB v7.5.
    * Hypersonic - HSQLDB v1.7.2.
    * DataMirror PointBase v4.8, v5.x.
    * PostgreSQL v7.3, v8.0.1.
    * Most JDBC and ODBC compliant databases.

 
Supported Operating Systems

    * Windows NT / 2000 / XP / 2003 Server.
    * Linux Red Hat v7.x, SuSE v8.x, v9.x and most other Linux editions.
    * Hewlett Packard HP-UX.
    * Sun Solaris.
    * Most other UNIX systems supporting JDK 1.4.
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