Hi!
I got permission from the DbVisualizer guys to publish my DbVisualizer Online Installer for Beta Testing.
As DbVisualizer requires Java, I'd be glad to also get from s who do not yet have Java in their PortableApps.
I hope there are not too many bugs and that the installer will become official.
Application: DbVisualizer
Category: Utilities
Description: DbVisualizer is the universal database tool for developers, DBAs and analysts. It is the perfect solution since the same tool can be used on all major operating systems accessing a wide range of databases.
DbVisualizer Online Installer (ZIP) [1MB / 65MB installed]
(MD5: c83b2f493dae3be98afceecace9e725a)
Release Notes:
Development Test 1 (2014-11-09): Initial release
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URL shorteners have their uses (e.g. sticking http://www.hradek.de/PortableApps/DbVisualizerPortable_9.1.11_online.paf... in a "tweet" on Twitter would unnecessarily limit your ability to describe it) but there is no need for them on the portableapps.sitesunblocked.org forums.
As they are of no legitimate use here, and they can easily be used to point to malware, use of URL shorteners is frowned upon here.
These comments show the official stance of the portableapps.sitesunblocked.org s:
Also: I see that the is a .paf.exe, so why is it inside a .zip?
~3D1T0R
Removed the tinyurl. Just did that as I thought it's easier to .
Why a ZIP? Because .exe was a blocked extension when I first ed.
Thanks for expanding the URL, and sorry I'm not actually going to test this right now. If you have any specific questions I (or others) might be able to help you with them, but I personally don't really have a use for this at the moment, and I'm not generally a big fan of Java.
~3D1T0R
I absolutely don't like Java either.
But you don't need to like it to use programs written in Java.
However: If you do not have Java installed, I'd be glad to hear what happens if you try the installer nonetheless.
To make a long story short, I love the idea of Java, but I don't like the implementation.
And I have Java installed, and jPortable too. Honestly I just don't feel like messing with this right now.
Hopefully somebody else will take a look at it.
Sorry.
~3D1T0R
Don't mess with it - that's why I didn't do either. Additionally java is installed on this laptop.
Looks ok after a quick try here. I have both java and jportable here.
Didn't do anything fancy.
ed
scanned
unzipped
installed
run
connected to postgres db
looked at a few tables
Wm
Thanks a lot!
What would be the next step to make this official?
It's been a while and no-one is gagging for this as far as I can tell.
It is possible I am missing something but
https://portableapps.sitesunblocked.org/apps/development/database_browser_portable
seems to do stuff better.
I'm not seeing the advantage of DbVisualizer over other db tools in particular the one above. Am I missing something?
If you think I am being rude consider this: how many e-mail apps do we need? Answer? one!
Edit: I can see the benefit of the payed for versions, btw, but advert orientated stuff isn't how PA works, generally, so what do we get?
Yours, in interest of best portable db tools
Wm
> It is possible I am missing something but
>
> https://portableapps.sitesunblocked.org/apps/development/database_browser_portable
>
> seems to do stuff better.
Maybe. I think I tried it once. If I correctly, I couldn't figure out how to get it to use a socks proxy, as that's what I need here @work.
> If you think I am being rude consider this: how many e-mail apps do we need? Answer? one!
Okay. So please start using Outlook!
You're right: Usually one only requires one application for a task, but not everyone requires the same application, so it's good to have a choice.
> Edit: I can see the benefit of the payed for versions...
I use the payed version, but as I made it portable for myself, I wanted others to be able to use it too.
If that's not wanted... Well... I'm off then.
Goodbye.
Oh dear, that has come out wrong
I was hoping you'd point out something I'd missed.
Also: I don't really like using JDBC which someone else has mentioned as a dislike, it just seems a second rate or last chance way of interacting with a db if you're going to be doing it, say, daily or weekly or (ok, pushing it maybe) monthly at random.
It was not my intention to upset you or denigrate the work you have done.
Wm
DbVisualizer 9.1.12 has been released, any chance you'll update this package?
Sorry about the response you've gotten so far on this, but database management tools aren't needed by most PC s, so you're not likely to get too many excited testers.
If you have permission to publish a Portable package of an app, please do so. Many people may not use it, but if it's a good app, then it may well turn out to be very helpful to some.
~3D1T0R