Easily connect to one or more databases which can be organized in custom folders, use a built-in query editor, manage fields, and more #Database query #Database management #Execute query #Query #JDBC #SQL
Databases help keep tons of information fields all organized together, and letting authorized personnel easily access it. These are usually accessed from a distance through various services, and is exactly the clearance and connectivity that Execute Query wants to help you with.
The application comes with several advantages, but the first one you notice is that it doesn’t take you through an installation process, which means you are free to store it on a USB flash drive, and use on other computers as well, but only if they’re fitted with Java Runtime Environment. Another advantage is that system registries are not modified this way, thanks to portability.
Upon launch, the main window shows up, with no prompt to ask you to connect to a database just yet. This gives you a chance to get familiar with all visual elements and features, activity which doesn’t take too long, thanks to the intuitive arrangement of panels, buttons, and other utilities you get to work with.
Needless to say that among the first steps you need to take with Execute Query is to connect to the database. This requires you to provide general details like name and credentials, as well as host name, port, data source, as well as corresponding JDBC details. More tabs let you access properties, SQL Keywords, and data types.
You’re not limited to a single connection, with the possibility to stay in touch with more databases at a time. These can be organized in a side navigation panel, placed in custom folders, with options to cut connectivity or connect at any given moment. What’s more, tab support is implemented, keeping each active instance in its own tab.
Execute Query isn’t only used to access and view databases. Given the proper privileges, you can manipulate data fields, with options to insert new lines, extract existing ones, add tables, and more. View and search options are at your disposal to make management more comfortable.
You can work with a set of tools that’s accessed from a corresponding menu. It holds several utilities to make query editing easier, with a programming language-like panel that’s also fitted with an output pane. A scratch pad can be used to write down any notes, which you can then paste to the query editor.
Bottom line is that database management is not an easy task, but it can be made with less effort and in a more comfortable environment, and is what Execute Query hopes to, and manages to achieve. Portability is a major advantage, while the intuitive design quickly gets you up and running, letting you easily connect, edit, and organize databases.
What's new in Execute Query 4.4.3 Build 5629:
- Fixed issue with SQLite failing on the table view and browser.
- Upgraded Liquibase lib in line with SQLite fix.
- Modified font size for schema tree and menus
Execute Query 4.4.3 Build 5629
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