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Let me preface with saying that I'm used to using Sequel Pro on a mac for doing my database administration (table creation and inline data editing).
I have now been asked to do some oracle work as well and I'm looking for an Oracle client that has much the same feature set as Sequel Pro.
I must be able to ssh first and log into the database second. Edit data in a table view and be able to run queries easily.
The only product I've found on my own has been navicat. However its workflow has been driving me up a wall. :)
Any recommendations? keeping under 500 bucks would be nice... I know about Toad but it's wickedly expensive and I'd like to hold off on asking for that if there is an adequate substitute. :)
Thank you,
-=Bryan
SQL Developer... It won't do the SSH stuff natively, though. But for all the other tasks it's pretty awesome for free.
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I'm looking for database management tool for PostgreSQL to host on Ruby. It would be nice to see and manage whole database and data on my Ubuntu VPS.
Is there any tools for this?
Maybe there is something similar like phpMyAdmin? Maybe as gem for Rails?
Thanks!
Squirrel is what I use to manage any JDBC-compatible database from my client PC. Both remote and local instances are supported. Alternatively, the postgres command-line application works fine for queries.
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I would like to know if its posible to create a desktop application with ruby and the disadvantages,
please can you give me a example? a application to use in windows
thanks
Yes you can, Sir!
The disadvantages are like there might be some difficulties doing advanced stuff for interfaces but I'm just guessing as I have no experience at all in this field.
Take a look at some solutions you have:
http://shoesrb.com
https://github.com/larskanis/fxruby
https://github.com/maccman/bowline (this one I just found it now and seems interesting, BUT it's not maintained anymore :/)
http://macruby.org (for OS X only)
http://www.rubymotion.com (paid and OS X only)
Other I can think of is using Java Swing with JRuby
Also you might want to take a look at this -> http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ruby_Programming/GUI_Toolkit_Modules
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I am trying to find a way to more easily see the contents of my Core Data database. Are there any tutorials out there?
I can always write some code to go into my app to loop through all the entities, but I was wondering if there was an actual tool available to do this.
You Can read directly the CoreData sqlite database file using a sqlite viewer.
There are some options for free but of very low quality.
I personally have use navicat premium.
Once you have opened the tools you need to load the sqlite db file and just navigate it.
You can access the dbfile on the Simulator finding the app working directory or on the device exporting the document application path using Xcode.
Hope this helps.
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Are there any free Mac OSX IDEs for SQLite that you would recommend? I've seen some answers on SO from 2009 and 2010, but nothing recent. If the SQLite manager for Firefox is still the one to go with, great, I'll try it. I was just wondering if something else has come along since then that people like more. There's nothing specific I'm looking for in terms of capabilities, just a tool that's as reliable, user friendly, and as full featured as possible.
Typically I use Firefox plus the SQLite Manager Extension.
Not free, but I use Navicat Premium as a front end for MySQL, Postgres, SQlite, MS SQL, Oracle.
I have a real love/hate relationship wiht Navicat - it's full featured and generally works well, but the doesn't adhere well to Mac UI standards.
Hope that helps, at least a little.
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I'm looking to release a really simple application for windows Phone 7. Unfortunately, My Apps need to store some data in the device. say a Database.
My colleague found one SQLite library - http://sviluppomobile.blogspot.com/2010/03/sqlite-for-wp-7-series-proof-of-concept.html
But How about Linq to SQL or EF for Windows Phone 7. Any Library for this?
In the initial release of Windows Phone 7 you have no SQL Server Compact or similar. Because no user app can call P/Invoke no other mobile/compact database will work.
To store content you have to use Isolated Storage and build something with this. See this: http://winphone7db.codeplex.com/
Perst works well under Windows 7
SQLite worked fine for me. Complex joins are slower, but that I bet that would be true for any database. I have over 50MB of data in case you are wondering.
You could try using SQL Server Compact.
Info about compact and linq