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SQLGrinder is a SQL editor and developer tool which allows database developers to easily create, edit and execute SQL queries as well as browse their database structures.
Using SQLGrinder and JDBC drivers, developers can connect to any databases that supports JDBC, including Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, FrontBase, Openbase SQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise. Because SQLGrinder is built using Apple's Cocoa framework, it looks and feels like a Macintosh OS X application and adheres to Apple's Aqua Human Interface Guidelines.
SQLGrinder provides
Using SQLGrinder and JDBC drivers, developers can connect to any databases that supports JDBC, including Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, FrontBase, Openbase SQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise. Because SQLGrinder is built using Apple's Cocoa framework, it looks and feels like a Macintosh OS X application and adheres to Apple's Aqua Human Interface Guidelines.
SQLGrinder provides
What's New
Version 2.0.8:
- Fixed a randomly occurring crash when saving result sets
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, JDK 1.5, JDBC driver.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, JDK 1.5, JDBC driver.
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| Downloads:15,976 |
| Version Downloads:3,360 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Demo |
| Date:07 Mar 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $59.00 |
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SQLGrinder is a SQL editor and developer tool which allows database developers to easily create, edit and execute SQL queries as well as browse their database structures.
Using SQLGrinder and JDBC drivers, developers can connect to any databases that supports JDBC, including Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, FrontBase, Openbase SQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise. Because SQLGrinder is built using Apple's Cocoa framework, it looks and feels like a Macintosh OS X application and adheres to Apple's Aqua Human Interface Guidelines.
SQLGrinder provides many features that add to developer productivity and make building SQL queries and database schemas easier than it has ever been on the Macintosh:
Owners of the current version can purchase an upgrade for only $19 by sending their current registration information to upgrades@sqlgrinder.com.
Using SQLGrinder and JDBC drivers, developers can connect to any databases that supports JDBC, including Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, FrontBase, Openbase SQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise. Because SQLGrinder is built using Apple's Cocoa framework, it looks and feels like a Macintosh OS X application and adheres to Apple's Aqua Human Interface Guidelines.
SQLGrinder provides many features that add to developer productivity and make building SQL queries and database schemas easier than it has ever been on the Macintosh:
- Support for any database with an available JDBC driver
- Multiple editor windows and schema browsers
- Result sets displayed in data tables that can be searched and sorted
- Export of delimited text from data tables
- Data snapshots that provide temporary result set views
- Interactive SQL statement library that maintains query history
- Built with Cocoa, follows the Aqua Human Interface Guidelines
Owners of the current version can purchase an upgrade for only $19 by sending their current registration information to upgrades@sqlgrinder.com.
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(I'll be upgrading to Snow Leopard shortly, now it looks like I'll have to hold off.)
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Does not look promising that a Snow Leopard version will be coming.
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barefeettom reviewed on 04 May 2008
http://www.tandb.com.au/sqlite/compare/
Overall SQLGrinder stacks up reasonably well. The GUI is very nice. The biggest problem is probably the inability to show the actual SQL of the schema (SQLGrinder rewrites it in the output, see the "Edit/view SQL of selected table, view" entry in the comparison site above).
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However, I can't connect to my SQLite databases. I finally managed to load a working SQLite JDBC driver and connect to my database but I get an error whenever I try to execute some SQL "SQLite only supports type_forward_only cursors". That stops me testing any further.
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Reason: Incompatible library version: SQLGrinder requires version 1.0.0 or later, but OmniBase provides version 0.0.0
Exited abnormally: Trace/BPT trap
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tijej reviewed on 17 Apr 2007
Honestly, I've tried all the GUI apps to handle my mySQL database.
This one is fast, reliable and nice. What more do you want ?
A bit expensive though if you (as I) only need mySQL connectivity. But all in all a very nice program.
First off, the icons are nice and sharp looking, the other apps out there for mac, have some of the worst Icons I have ever seen, some are just blurry and non-dentifiable meshes of pixels.
To be honest all but one of the MySQL gui apps on the Mac suck. I honestly must say that SQLGrinder has been fast in my production tests, connectivity is smooth and it has not crashed on me yet. I can only speak for me but this is the best of breed mac MySQL Client. nuff said.
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Aug 2005
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T-Newton reviewed on 29 Dec 2004
The syntax highlighting isn't perfected yet, but that's fine.
Files are saved with UNIX (lf) line endings. There is no Mac (crlf) option. BBEdit can fix that.
The SQL Query Library feature could use a little refinement. Haven't figured out what "Snapshot" does.
Program works better (for me) than any of the others I've found that are compatible with MS SQL Server.