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SqliteQuery is a utility for executing SQL statements on SQLite databases.
You can edit and maintain existing databases or create new ones through the user-interface.
SqliteQuery comes with the compiled SQLite database library builtin.
The main purpose of SqliteQuery is to execute SQL statements and watch the result on SELECT statements in a tableview.
Choose which of the typed SQL statement to be executed by selecting or simply execute all if no selection is made.
The SqliteQuery user-interface is separated in four parts.
1. setting the database path (defining a not existing path will create a new database - you will actualy be asked before creating it
2. input of SQL statements
3. showing result of SELECT statements in a tableview
4. showing a log output
Requirements:
SQLite database library has been compiled on a Mac OS X 10.3.9 system.
So in general Mac OS X 10.3 and Mac OS X 10.4 (I work on Tiger) is supported.
Mac OS X 10.2 should work too, but this is untested.
With version 0.6.1 of SqliteQuery Mac OSX 10.3.9 is required at minimum.
Licence:
SqliteQuery is freeware.
See file License.txt in distribution.
Changelog:
Version 0.7.3:
- update of Sqlite to 3.5.6
- Mac OSX Leopard compatiblility
Version 0.7.2:
- update of Sqlite to 3.3.9
Version 0.7.1:
- added menu item for manually checking updates
- added menu item for giving feedback via email
- added menu item for visiting the SqliteQuery website
Version 0.7.0:
- added automatic update checker that checks for new available versions.
- added Combobox to choose last db path entries
- update to Sqlite version 3.3.5
Version 0.6.1:
- added native Intel-Mac support.
Version 0.6.0:
- added a "create db" button. With that is should be easier to create new databases.
Version 0.5.3:
- added new App Icon
- Maintenance release with update to Sqlite version 3.2.7.
Version 0.5.2:
- Maintenance release with update to Sqlite version 3.2.5.
Version 0.5.1:
- fixed a serious bug that caused the application to crash if executing SQL statements that are not correct.
Plans for future releases:
- adding more maintanance stuff like showing and choosing tables in a db
- adding and deleting tables through mouse clicking
Screenshots:
| Download: current version 0.7.3: SqliteQuery-0.7.3.dmg.zip former version 0.6.1: SqliteQuery-0.6.1.dmg.zip |
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With Mac OSX Unix port (Darwin) it is posible to use software like PostgreSQL, Apache or Tomcat.
I sometimes use these kinds of software and wanted to get rid of opening the Terminal and type in the start and stop commands each time. Some of them like mysql come packaged with installers and have PreferencePanels. But I wanted something that is able to deal with multiple programs at a time. And there the idea of Cocser was born.
To bring it to the point, Cocser is a Cocoa tool for calling terminal applications or scripts with displaying the stdout and stderr streams. Application Set entries get saved and loaded on startup.
Requirements:
Mac OSX 10.2.x (Jaguar) and above
Licence:
Cocser is freeware.
Changelog:
Version 0.7.2:
- added native Intel-Mac support.
Version 0.7.1:
- added App Icon and removed separate requester for superuser password.
Version 0.7.0:
- implemented method to be able to collect stderr streams when starting command as superuser.
Version 0.6.0:
- readded support for Max OSX 10.2.x version
- AppSets are not limited to a "Start" and a "Stop"
command. You can define as much commands as you wish,
configure- and chooseable through ComboBox
- every executed AppSet gets its own log output tab
Version 0.5.3:
- added column name in tableview (appset list)
- added support for multi row selection
- added delete support for multi rows
- added sorting of tableview entries
- removed "add" button, on clicking "new" button the
created Set is added to the tableview at once
- changed style of "new" and "remove" buttons
Plans for future releases:
- saving log window text as rtf
- rearrange tableview entries
- making logoutput stream more relyable
Screenshots:
Problems:
- if a terminal application or script is calling another program and is closed, no stdout and stderr can then be collected
| Download: current version 0.7.2:Cocser-0.7.2.dmg.zip former version: version 0.7.1: Cocser-0.7.1.dmg.gz |
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Sysdiag is a memory testing tool and a system diagnose tool for Amiga systems.
Sysdiag shows information of memory, hardware, ... of your Amiga.
For memory testing it uses algorithms like:
- custum address test
- own address test
- walking ones test
- moving inv (8bit) test
- moving inv (32 bit) test
- modulo x (8 bit) test
- modulo x (32 bit) test
- bit fading test
Start Amiga without OS and execute from Amiga Shell to test as much memory as possible.
Some of the tests are executed twice (memory cache enabled and disabled).
The bit fading test can take much longer. It tests if the memory is refreshed and if the bits are stable.
Requirements:
It has been tested on AmigaOS 3.9 but should work as well on AmigaOS 2.0 and above, maybe on OS 1.3 systems, but this is untested.
Licence:
This peace of software is released under GPL.
Download:
I have made a archive with all source files including makefiles.
There is a compiled version for 68020 Amigas in this archive, too.
last update: 02-19-2008
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