SQLGrinder updated to 2.0.8
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SQLGrinder 2.0.8, a free, minor update is now available.
This update fixes a crashing issue when saving data.
For a full list of changes, please see the
release notes.
As always, SQLGrinder 2.0.8 can be downloaded from the
SQLGrinder download page.
SQLGrinder updated to 2.0.7
SQLGrinder 2.0.7, a free, minor update is now available.
This update fixes a couple of issues related to changes in recent versions of Mac OS X.
For a full list of changes, please see the
release notes.
As always, SQLGrinder 2.0.7 can be downloaded from the
SQLGrinder download page.
SQLGrinder updated to 2.0.6
SQLGrinder 2.0.6, a free, minor update is now available.
This update fixes a handful of outstanding issues, includes the latest JDBC drivers from Oracle, Sybase, and Postgres, adds the Microsoft SQLServer 2005 JDBC driver, and upgrades the Growl framework to the latest version
For a full list of changes, please see the
release notes.
As always, SQLGrinder 2.0.6 can be downloaded from the
SQLGrinder download page.
SQLGrinder Leopard Update
Long time, no post. I'll be spending this week working on a minor update that will resolve some outstanding issues in general, and on Leopard. One issue that's been reported, but one that I haven't been able to workaround yet is an issue seen when trying to connect a schema browser to your database, without first having a SQL editor open. The full note can be read
in this support post.
I have no idea what's causing this issue yet. To the best of what I can tell, it's a bug in Leopard itself. I'll be trying to first work around it cleanly. If that fails, I'll probably have to turn to Apple for help, because the problem doesn't make any logical sense.
SQLGrinder and Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5)
Just a quick post to say that SQLGrinder, version 2.0.5, should work perfectly fine on Leopard. I say "should" because Apple never seeded developers outside of Apple with the final build, so until I've tested with that, I can't say it will work with 100% certainty yet. During the development cycle of Leopard though, no problems were found, so my guess is that things will work as expected, and that SQLGrinder IS Leopard-ready
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SQLGrinder Available as a MacUpdate Promo Today
Today SQLGrinder is available for $29.95 as a
MacUpdate Promo. Even if you don't purchase, or have already purchased, click through and check it out. If SQLGrinder gets enough clicks, I could get some advertising as part of the deal, and every little bit helps!
(Please note: There was some confusion about who was sending out the serial numbers and when (MacUpdate or Advenio). I should have serial numbers sent out by the end of the day. I apologize for the delay and hope to have things resolved as soon as possible.)
SQLGrinder MacUpdate Promo for May 30.
SQLGrinder and SQLite
(I posted this in the past to Musings, but now that SQLGrinder actually has a blog, I'm reposting it here for posterity.)I just downloaded the latest version of the
Zentus SQLite JDBC driver, and I can say that once again, SQLGrinder has a good driver that can be used for your SQLite work.
Earlier versions of this driver allowed the use of the SQL editor, but now the schema browser works well too.
To use this driver, you just need to download the Mac OS X version, extract the archive, put the files sqlitejdbc-native.jar and libsqlitejdbc.jnilib in Library/Java/Extensions, and start up SQLGrinder. Finally, you just need to set the compatibility setting to JDBC 1 in Connection > Settings and set Autocommit to true. That should be it. Many thanks to David Crawshaw for his work on this.
For additional information, see this post as well:
Using SQLite with SQLGrinder 2
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