Hi,

We are pleased to announce the awaited DBManager Professional 3.0.
This version is a new GUI with lots of new features. DBManager is a client
application to manage your databases for Windows environments.

Some of the features in this version are

- Manage all objects in the database server: MySQL 5, PostgreSQL 8, SQLite
3, Xbase, Interbase, Firebird, MSAccess(*), MSSQL Server(*), Sybase(*),
Oracle(*)
- New and improved design, Multi Document TAB Interface compatible with
Visual Studio .NET
- Create, build, import and export queries
- Create PHP and ASP(*) scripts for the web to any database flavour(*)
(PHP/native and ODBC/ASP)
- Import structure and data from a variety of source including: Text Files,
XML, MSAccess, MSExcel, Dbase III/Clipper/FoxPro, Paradox, ODBC, etc
- Export structure and data to MSAccess, MSExcel, Text Files
(CSV/Formatted), HTML, XML, SQL Dumps
- User and Privilege (*) Manager
- Task Builder (*) to automate processes
- Diagram Designer (*) to create and mantain your database structure
- New Table Designer
- New Query Editor
- Report and Form Builders (*) to create reports and Forms in HTML format
- Monitor (*) the Activities of the Server, Database or Table with a simple
click
- DBManager Console to type your commands
- Database Comparer (*) to keep your databases updated
- and much, much more.

(*) Available only in the Enterprise Edition

If you want to know more about DBManager or download the new version please
go to http://www.dbtools.com.br.

Best Regards,

Crercio O. Silva / DBTools Software


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Nice interface, but its crippleware. Anything that may be of use is locked
out from testing exactly what they would tell me. I tried to run reports.
Need to purchase. Tried to diagram but not sure what that did for me other
than tell me what tables I already had. could see some benefit for building
a complex db but not needed to test this software.

Thanks
Donny Lairson
President
http://www.gunmuse.com
469 228 2183



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From: COS [mailto:cos (AT) dbtools (DOT) com.br]
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 6:25 AM
To: PostgreSQL List; MySQL List
Subject: ANN: DBManager 3.0


Hi,

We are pleased to announce the awaited DBManager Professional 3.0.
This version is a new GUI with lots of new features. DBManager is a client
application to manage your databases for Windows environments.

Some of the features in this version are

- Manage all objects in the database server: MySQL 5, PostgreSQL 8, SQLite
3, Xbase, Interbase, Firebird, MSAccess(*), MSSQL Server(*), Sybase(*),
Oracle(*)
- New and improved design, Multi Document TAB Interface compatible with
Visual Studio .NET
- Create, build, import and export queries
- Create PHP and ASP(*) scripts for the web to any database flavour(*)
(PHP/native and ODBC/ASP)
- Import structure and data from a variety of source including: Text Files,
XML, MSAccess, MSExcel, Dbase III/Clipper/FoxPro, Paradox, ODBC, etc
- Export structure and data to MSAccess, MSExcel, Text Files
(CSV/Formatted), HTML, XML, SQL Dumps
- User and Privilege (*) Manager
- Task Builder (*) to automate processes
- Diagram Designer (*) to create and mantain your database structure
- New Table Designer
- New Query Editor
- Report and Form Builders (*) to create reports and Forms in HTML format
- Monitor (*) the Activities of the Server, Database or Table with a simple
click
- DBManager Console to type your commands
- Database Comparer (*) to keep your databases updated
- and much, much more.

(*) Available only in the Enterprise Edition

If you want to know more about DBManager or download the new version please
go to http://www.dbtools.com.br.

Best Regards,

Crercio O. Silva / DBTools Software


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