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| Downloads:29,169 |
| Version Downloads:21 |
| Type:Development : Java |
| License:Demo |
| Date:20 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $399.00 |
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Mitzanu reviewed on 30 Jun 2011
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solidated reviewed on 16 Jan 2009
To the reviewers that complain about the $399 price: You guys aren't serious developers. ...Maybe database hobbyists, but no way you guys make a living developing anything. If you did, you'd know just how good a price it actually is. I actually can't think of any other commercial DB software that's cheaper. Can you?
I'm very happy with the available database connection types and options as well as the ease of use. Overall the application is rock solid. My only gripe is that on the Mac (don't know about other versions), I don't like the way windows behave when you're creating or altering a table. The focus of elements isn't what I'd prefer but I can deal with it.
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Sybase Workspace Studio 2.0 costs like $2,000 per license. At that price $400 looks like a steal.
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But going from totally free to $399 in just one shot, well guys, that's maybe one step too much.
What about considering a special discount or a special pricing for single-computer, single-user licensing?
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NadeemF reviewed on 06 Sep 2005
It does the job pretty well when I use it to query Oracle (both from a Mac and from Windows).
Some interactions seem a bit quirky, but it is probably more to do with my ignorance of some Oracle intricacies.
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Anonymous reviewed on 31 Aug 2005
It is Java based but performance hasn't been an issue for me (I do most of my development on a dual G5). Note that my high rating in Value is partly because I'm an edu user and it's free for educational use - though I would pay if necessary.