What's new in DB Query Analyzer 7.024
Jan 23, 2017
- Several bugs about SQL execute schedule and saving SQL execute result to file
- function are resolved. So I strongly recommend users update DB Query Analyzer to the
- latest 7.022 version.
- Users can set up SQL scripts executing schedule and users can save result to file
- with date mark as yyyymmdd .
- Users can choose or define the separator char among fields and the line end char
- when saving the result to a file.
- Option âSQL Schedule Reconnectâ can make the schedule SQL scripts be executed
- even though the Database Server had been down.
- Users can manage the transaction easily.
New in DB Query Analyzer 7.023 (Dec 27, 2016)
- Users can set up weekly or monthly SQL scripts executing schedule.
- Users can save to different files according to results returned by the multi SQL
- scripts executed.
- Users can choose or define the separator char among fields while saving the result to a file. Also, you can choose the line end char when saving the result to a file.
- Users can manage the transaction easily.
New in DB Query Analyzer 7.022 (Dec 6, 2016)
- Solved one bug in 7.02
- Improvements:
- Firstly, users can choose or define the separator char among fields when displaying
- the result by TEXT or saving the result to a file. Also, you can choose the line end
- char when saving the result to a file.
- Secondly, users can save to different files according to results returned by the
- multi SQL scripts executed.
- Thirdly, users can set up weekly or monthly SQL scripts executing schedule and users
- can save to different files with yyyymmdd mark according to results returned by the
- multi SQL scripts schedule executed.
New in DB Query Analyzer 7.02 (Dec 2, 2016)
- In version 7.02 users can set up weekly or monthly SQL scripts executing schedule and users can save to different files with yyyymmdd mark according to results returned by the multi SQL scripts schedule executed.
New in DB Query Analyzer 7.01 (Sep 12, 2016)
- The latest version of DB Query Analyzer is 7.01. In version 7.01,it provides three
- improvements.
- Firstly, users can choose or define the separator char among fields when
- displaying the result by TEXT or saving the result to a file. Also, you can choose
- the line end char when saving the result to a file.
- Secondly, users can save to different files according to results returned by the
- multi SQL scripts executed.
- Thirdly, users can set up weekly or monthly SQL scripts executing schedule.
New in DB Query Analyzer 6.04 (Aug 18, 2015)
- It resolves the BUG which may occur executing a very long SQL script with
- more than thousands of characters.
New in DB Query Analyzer 6.03 (Jun 17, 2015)
- Users need not change the default short date seperator character '/' to '-' in Win 7, Win 8 and Windows 10.
- It can be used in any Windows OS.
New in DB Query Analyzer 6.02 (Jun 17, 2015)
- If you select the option 'SQL Schedule Reconnect' in window configurations, the Schedule SQL scripts will be executed as long as the Database Server is useful, even though the Database Server is down.
- Some codes have been optimized.
New in DB Query Analyzer 6.01 (Jun 17, 2015)
- Users are allowed to add, delete or update SQL Execute Schedule in the current MDI Child Form. Consequently, users can execute SQL Script in the time that they want.