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I am working on a freeware application which is basically a version of the SQL Enterprise Manager (without the bugs)specifically put together for programmers.

It already has options such as comparing databases, and automatically generating basic Stored Procedures.

What would *you* want to see in such an application?

Or in fact would you want to see such an application?
HF
 
Hi, HF. I ended up coding something similar in VFP for Oracle. Take a look at TOAD for some ideas of good features (I ended up writing my own for Oracle because TOAD got too expensive).

Are you planning on using ODBC or DB-LIB? Robert Bradley
Sr. DBA, some big company
cheap prints and oil paintings:
 
I'm using a combination of ADO and SQL-DMO in VB, depending on what gives the best performance for the specific task.

It's going pretty well, I'm a bit stumped on highlighting SQL syntax without slowing everything down to a turd's pace, maybe using a control made on C++ would speed it up?


HF
 
Hello HF,

A feature I wouldn't mind seeing is returning the last x rows when you right click to open a table in addition to the top x. Obivously you are often interested in if your latest INSERT/UPDATE worked.

QTRL+Z to undo the manual change I made that corrupted a table, quite frankly, would be a godsend to idiots like myself the world over. Also any help with dates would be fantastic, but I don't know if its place would be in the Enterprise Manager.

Are you making a list for interested parties/beta-tester type people?

Gags
 
How about a decent view of all the indexes in a database. You can view them in EM tables & indexes but if you have a lot you get fed up clicking next! It would be useful to be able to rename them , or even better the option of automatic naming!
i.e.

you could have CL prefixed when you create a clustered index.

Oh yeah, and it should make my toast to golden perfection :-9
 
I'm looking into making a friendly little Index manager in the application. I'm definately gonna do gags suggestions.

It's shaping up already. I've pulled in another programmer to give me a hand, and the website should be up soon (will contain screen shots, news, info).

It's going to be called SQuirreL.
HF
 
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