Category: Tools & Products releases

MDB_QueryTool 1.1.0 has been released.

MDB_QueryTool is a PHP OO abstraction to the SQL query language, it provides methods such as setWhere(), setOrder(), setGroup(), setJoin(), etc. to easily build queries.
It also provides an easy to learn interface that interacts nicely with HTML forms using arrays that contain the column data, that shall be updated/added in a DB.
This package bases on an SQL-Builder which lets you easily build SQL statements and execute them.

The package has been fully tested with MySQL, PostgreSQL and Firebird.

The latest release adds support for MDB2 as the backend.

NuSphere PhpED 4.5 with SQLite and FireBird support is released

Interbase/Firebird Development Studio Update 3 has been released. Added data type checks and ability to check existing databases for code errors. Added ability to activate/deactivate indices and recompile stored procedures and triggers to refresh execution plan. Improved syntax highlighting – now highlights pair brackets and begin..end blocks, and many more. Detailed list of new features and fixes are available.

More information about Interbase/Firebird Development Studio can be found here: www.sqlly.com

mvnForum is an open source, powerful, easy to use, easy to setup bulletin board (forum) built on the Java J2EE technology (Jsp/Servlet). mvnForum is compatible with any Servlet Containers which supports Jsp 1.2 and Servlet 2.3.
mvnFourm is free, opensource and released under the terms of the GNU General Public License. It means that you could use it free of charge to build your own discussion communities.

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We’ve uploaded several “get in touch” flash movies for the IB LogManager product family.

If you have never heard about IB LogManager or if you are fearly new to our IB LogManager product line, then they might get you started more efficiently.

Ruby on Rails is out with a new release of its open source Web framework with a promise: making it even easier to develop AJAX (define)-based, Web 2.0 applications. RoR needs a database to run (either MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, or Firebird) and the Apache HTTP Web server. Read more.