MyJSQLView
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MyJSQLView is an easy to use Java GUI, graphical user interface, frontend DML, data manipulation language, tool for the HSQL, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL and SQLite, databases. A query tool allows the building & executing of complex SQL statements. Easy data sorting & searching, import/export either in CSV, comma separated values, or DDL, data definition language.
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rADOn
13 years ago
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danap
13 years ago
things are that are flying around in the Preferences Pane?
Seriously I don't know, but would you have all of us where
the same size pants? I would like to think the KDE desktop
and the various Linux distributions give us choice and the
ability to create choices for others. Looks like the
SQuirrelSQL client is a good tool, but it wasn't what I
needed to go forward with my ideas so I created MyJSQLView.
MyJSQLView Project Manager
Dana M. Proctor
"Look from within, and you will find what they need if
the force is with you. Beware though for the dark side
is always there trying to corrupt the good in our souls."
dmp 10/04/2007
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nightwriter
14 years ago
java -jar MySqlview.jar
However... it ran on WinXP.
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danap
14 years ago
Perhaps you could try running the
app. from the console with the
verbose option, so that I may
track down the problem to help.
java -jar -verbose MyJSQLView.jar
I will look into the file seperator
issue and try to correct with the
next release.
Thank you for the input.
danap.
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danap
13 years ago
believe in the latest release 2.64.
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killerjoe
14 years ago
"Unable to find and load driver"
What am i missing?
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danap
14 years ago
The error you are receiving is because MyJSQLView needs a driver
to interface to the MySQL database. The driver is Connector/J.
It may be downloaded from http://mysql.org. Go to the section
"Development with MySQL Java/JDBC" MyJSQLView has
been tested with the older 3.1 version. Once downloaded extract
and place the jar file in your JRE runtime lib/ext/ directory. On
linux the JRE should be in /usr/lib/JavaXXX something. Please
review the readme file on the site or in your MyJSQLView
directory under docs/release/beta/ for any other additional
information.
Thank you for trying MyJSQLView. Hope the program is
useful for you.
MyJSQLView Project Manager
[email protected]
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matt2002
14 years ago
There might be a better place for pure java apps (= not using the KDE or Qt bindings) than the KDE app site ;-)
Also, when I test it, I get - right after submitting the login data, a nice error:
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MyJSQLView_Main createGUI() Connection Created
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: -1
at java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1444)
at net.danap.myjsqlview.TableTabPanel.loadTable(TableTabPanel.java:756)
at net.danap.myjsqlview.TableTabPanel.(TableTabPanel.java:285)
at net.danap.myjsqlview.MyJSQLView.createGUI(MyJSQLView.java:258)
at net.danap.myjsqlview.MyJSQLView.(MyJSQLView.java:172)
at net.danap.myjsqlview.MyJSQLView.main(MyJSQLView.java:323)
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I'm testing with a bigger database, you might have developed it just with smaller ones ?
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danap
14 years ago
I reviewed your exception in the running
of the MyJSQLView application. I believe
I have determine it has to do with the
way your system is returning timestamp
data from the MySQL database. I have
implemented an update in MyJSQLView to
2.5 that should address this problem. I
do not believe it has anything to do
databasse size.
Second I resend my previous comments
about MyJSQLView not being a KDE app.
MyJSQLView being a graphical interface
requires KDE in order to run on a
Linux desktop. True it could be also run
under GNOME or any other X-Window env.
KDE-APPS.org should welcome all apps
that run on it and hope for more. In
this way maybe the community will grow
to include those that were origninally
drawn away from Linux because the lack
of apps.
At the top of the Web site it states:
KDE-APPS.ORG
APPLICATIONS FOR YOUR KDE-DESKTOP
MyJSQLView runs on my KDE desktop.
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Radek
14 years ago
Despite that the complaint about kde/qt is imho right. I don't see any affiliation of MyJSQLView and KDE or qt. I run several programs via wine and they are not kde/qt apps although I prefer kde desktop.
Do you use kde/qt libs, java-qt or java-kde bindings or anything simillar in MyJSQLView?
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danap
14 years ago
Thanks for the comment. I guess your right the app.
may not belong here. I just figured since I developed
and use MyJSQLView on a Linux/KDE env. that others
might be interested in it. It is strictly a Java
applicattion as you said.
I will look into the error you received and see if
I can give some feedback or fix if there is a problem.
Again, thanks for the input.
danap
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