I just tried to upload version 8.1 of DBConvert but unfortunately the SourceForge server timed out. So, I'll have to try it a bit later.
What is new in 8.1, you may ask. Well, I thought it was about time to export to SQL type of databases. This was something that I postponed for quite some time. Version 8.1 will start with SQLite, one of the most common, least complex and most "forgiving" database. Other SQL database are likely to follow at a later stage.
Important to know is that DBConvert only supports the most basic database functions. It can build new tables, but these are not very fancy. For example foreign keys, check constraints, triggers and indexes are not supported. Another restriction is that the database JDBC driver currently doesn't support the Blob datatype.
Best regards,
Tom
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Hallo dear friends of DBConvert,
I just tried to upload version 8.1 of DBConvert but unfortunately the SourceForge server timed out. So, I'll have to try it a bit later.
What is new in 8.1, you may ask. Well, I thought it was about time to export to SQL type of databases. This was something that I postponed for quite some time. Version 8.1 will start with SQLite, one of the most common, least complex and most "forgiving" database. Other SQL database are likely to follow at a later stage.
Important to know is that DBConvert only supports the most basic database functions. It can build new tables, but these are not very fancy. For example foreign keys, check constraints, triggers and indexes are not supported. Another restriction is that the database JDBC driver currently doesn't support the Blob datatype.
Best regards,
Tom