Bay Breeze Software Releases SQL Edge 1.2 for Eclipse

Eclipse Rich Client Application Allows Users to Execute SQL Queries, Browse Schema Information

Oct. 31, 2005 12:00 AM

Bay Breeze Software has released SQL Edge 1.2. SQL Edge is an Eclipse Rich Client application that allows users to execute SQL queries, browse schema information, and visualize data relationships.

With SQL Edge users can use only one query to retrieve data in a master table, and then browse data in all related detail tables. Users can also insert, edit, and delete table records in the data grids.

SQL Edge has four perspectives. The "Query Perspective" allows users run any SQL queries, while the "Schema Perspective" displays table schema information.

There are two relationship perspectives. The "Relationship Table View" displays data in the master-detail style. The "Relationship Tree View" displays master table records as top-level tree nodes. The nodes can be expanded to reveal any level of related detail records. In addition, clicking any node will display the corresponding data in a detail grid.

The version 1.2 has added following features:

Allow users to insert, edit, and delete records in the master and detail grids of the relationship table view and relationship tree view.
Allow users to define master-detail relationships even between tables in different databases. This enables the relationship table view and relationship tree view to display data relationships between tables in different databases or without pre-defined foreign keys.

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