April 12th, 2012· The release is a maintenance update to address issues with data imports and exports associated with database tables with 100k+ rows. Modifications have been made to allow the control of table reads and writes by way of a General Options Preferences. In addition the release as the prior one makes improvements to the HeatMapper plugin. The TableFieldProfiler plugin has also been expanded to include a cluster analysis tool as was incorporated in the original Profiler project.
October 13th, 2011· The release marks the support for the HyperSQL 2 and MSAccess databases.
· Included with this update is several corrections for bugs involved with the import of large SQL dumps and table definition generation for unique keys.
· A multi-language PDF export inclusion is now implemented via unicode embedded fonts.
August 12th, 2011· Corrects the running of the application on specifically the Ubuntu Linux OS with the Gnome desktop. Because of the type of bug that was discovered it is possible this may effect all uses of the application on the Gnome desktop. The second issued addressed by the release is the lack to properly export PDF Summary Table data. A failure on the project to properly build the last release with an updated iText library file inclusion was the cause.
March 19th, 2011· Architectural modularization for core aspects relating to login and connection management. Date display formatting preferences selection. PNG image output of summary table display.
September 18th, 2010· SQLite Access. Manual Plugin Management. Additional Internationalization Support.
July 17th, 2010· Threaded/Refinements to Plugin Architecture. Upgrade to Java 5.0 API. PDF Exports.
May 14th, 2010· Internationalization Support. Completed Plugin Framework.
December 9th, 2009· he release marks the inclusion of the first initial plugin module for the application. The plugin is called Table Field Charts and derives from an open source GNU project that was active at Sourceforge under the name DataProfiler. The DataProfiler, by Arrah Technology, does not appear to have any files to download now, but was a sort of data analysis tool that connected to various databases.
· The Table Field Charts module encompasses aspects of the DataProfiler that gave general information for a database's table fields.
· The information is presented in the form of graphic charts, pie & bar, for the field's record count, distribution, and patterns.
· Though the basic outline of the code, four classes, used from the DataProfiler is intact I'm afraid major refactoring, code cleanup, and feature additions as all but annihilated most of the source.
· New to the charts is the ability to scale and colorize all parameters.
· The MyJSQLView project has just about arrived at the point with the plugin architecture that various projects such as the DataProfiler will begin to become targets for what I call SUCK UP.
· Over the past several years the project has been identifying and evaluating open source tools that are in alignment with MyJSQLView's goals.
· Gradually with the plugin architecture the plan will be to provide the ability for this project and others to SUCK UP other tools various features and incorporate them into MyJSQLView.
· The key focus for this group will be tools that provide data analysis, and business intelligence abilities.
· The Table Field Charts is not a true plugin yet, but did provide the basis for testing the process of implementing a separate plugin thread to be run within the program.
November 19th, 2009· Fixes some minor bugs in the program such as SQL exports having semicolons being stripped out, and Summary Table state loading/restore of the sort order.
· Several new features have been added to the program, Delete All Table Rows, Summary Table CSV Pasting from a spreadsheet, and an Update Multiple Table Rows mechanism.
· Generally the project is still on track to have a plugin architecture implemented for future enhancements.
January 5th, 2009· Minor Bug Fixes and Performance Enhancements, GUI Revisions, and Plugin Framework.
September 20th, 2008· Minor Bug Fixes and Performance Enhancements, Oracle Database Access.
April 19th, 2008· Fully Qualified Schema. TableNames Support, Fault Tolerance Enhancements.
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