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SQLiteManager allows users to insert, delete and update records which can then be viewed by generating reports and can be exported in almost every kind of format. The chart panel enables reports to be viewed in a variety of forms including bar graphs, pie graphs, Venn graphs, radar, and QR code. The application has a built-in scripting language based on RBScript that enables users to write their own plug-ins.
SQLabs has announced the availability of SQLiteManager 3.0, an application used to manage memory databases, AES-128 encrypted databases, and REAL Server databases utilizing sqlite 2 and sqlite 3. Version 3.0 includes a bug reporting tool that automatically opens when a crash bug occurs as well as a database recovery feature that replicates the previous database in a new file if there is a serious database issue. The update lso expands the application's print options, utilizing new print engine that enables users to customize and preview all files that are being printed.
SQLiteManager 3.0 requires Mac OS X 10.4 and is immediately available. The application can be purchased from the SQLabs online store for $50.
Google has released a new type of database,On Tuesday, Google announced in its research team blog a new online database called Fusion Tables designed to sidestep the limitations of conventional relational databases.
Fusion Tables is not a traditional database system focusing on complicated SQL queries and transaction processing. Instead, the focus is on fusing data management and collaboration: merging multiple data sources, discussion of the data, querying, visualization, and Web publishing.
In this version users can upload tabular data sets (right now, google is supporting up to 100 MB per data set, 250 MB of data per user) and can share them with your collaborators or with the world. users can choose to share all of your data with their collaborators, or keep parts of it hidden. users can even share different portions of their data with different collaborators.
