Free 1 postgre admin tool navicat postgresql client supports access to postgresql 8.0.28 software for mac

PostgreSQL Database Server for Mac OS X 8.1.4 offers a simple and effective relational database system. It has more than 15 years of active development and a proven architecture that has earned it a strong reputation for reliability, data integrity, and correctness. It runs on all major operating systems, including Linux, UNIX (AIX, BSD, HP-UX, SGI IRIX, Mac OS X, Solaris, SunOS, Tru64), BeOS, and Windows. If you need a PostgreSQL Database GUI, you can download NAVICAT PostgreSQL GUI.

It supports to import CSV, XML or other formats to PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL is an open-source descendant of this original Berkeley code. It supports a large part of the SQL: 2003 standard and offers many modern features: complex queries, foreign keys, triggers, views, transactional integrity, and multi-version concurrency control. Also, PostgreSQL can be extended by the user in many ways.

Enhancements: May include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

Mac OS File Manager support gives you access to some functions of the Mac OS File Manager, such as relating RBs FolderItems to a Volume Reference Number (VRefNum), checking for Server volumes, getting & setting more information about files (File Flags and Attributes) and getting, creating and resolving FileIDs & DirIDs.
One of the functions is particularly helpful: RB 2.0 (and before) crashes when you open and then again close the resource fork of a file that was already opened by you or by the RB IDE. To prevent that, you can use IsResourceForkOpen before you open the resource fork and then do open it (and tell the user that you cant do it).
Enhancements:
- Fixed IsOnRemoteVolume(),
- Renamed VolResolveID(vRefNum as Integer,...) to VolResolveIDByVRefnum to avoid an unexpected naming conflict caused by the RB compiler.

No-IP Dynamic DNS Update Client 3.1.3b3 is designed as a useful tool which sits in the back ground and monitors your dynamic IP address. Whenever it changes it sends up update to our system to update your No-IP.com account DNS host names.

The client supports multiple hosts, group updates and also runs as a daemon running in the background when you are not logged into the system insuring that your IP address is always current.

iODBC Driver Manager, Administrator, SDK 03.52.0709.0909 [3.52.7] is truly a useful and convenient platform-independent Open Source implementation of ODBC.

Major Features:

1. The iODBC effort is managed via the iODBC project which is maintained and supported by Openlink Software.
2. iODBC and ODBC are 100% compatible. Thus, migration of ODBC-compliant applications and drivers across platforms does not require wholesale rewrites.
3. The iODBC SDKs for the Mac provide support for Cocoa, Carbon, Darwin, and Classic development. Like ODBC on the Windows platform, iODBC comprises the following:
   • Runtime resources
   • • ODBC Drivers - Simply, Drivers that implement the ODBC API.
     • iODBC Driver Manager - The Driver Manager is implemented as a Framework under Mac OS X; a Shared Library under Darwin, Linux, UNIX and OpenVMS; and a Code Fragment under Mac OS 9.
     • iODBC Administrator - iODBC provides the native GUI-based OpenLink ODBC Administrator for Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X. The HTTP-based OpenLink ODBC Administrator is also available for all iODBC-supported client platforms except the Classic Mac OS.
   • Development resources
   • • iODBC SDK - Used by developers for the development of ODBC-compliant database applications and drivers, the iODBC SDK includes all necessary Header Files and Shared and Static Link Libraries, as well as the library sources.

Enhancements:

• Added iODBC Graphical Administrator for Mac OS X
• Added iODBC CFM Bridge
• Added resizable windows and dialogs for GTK+
• Added option in tracefile for sequence number ($S)
• Added additional translations between ANSI and Unicode
• Fixed if tracefile gets too big, continue in new tracefile
• Fixed unload bug due to wrong pointer deref
• Fixed Connection Pooling UI
• Fixed checking odbc_ver on connect handle
• Fixed packaging of runtime only libraries
• Fixed porting issues
• Fixed documentation

The RPG Next Gen Editor program has some basic plugins which among other things provide a tree view on the QSYS filesystem. RPG Next Gen Editors focus lies on small size and speed.

Main features:
- QSYS.LIB filesystem browser
- QSYS.LIB filesystem browser filter
- Multiple connections
- Configurable connection library list
- Local password encryption
- Spooled file viewer
- Non-default workstation customization file possible
- Data area wizard and editor
- Userspace wizard and viewer
- RPGLE editor (/free-form)
- RPGLE Syntax Highlighting
- Editor Outline support: Procedures
- Local source history
- Task Keywords support
- Quick source member access
- Source compilation submitter
- Global compile options per compile command
- Per source compile options
- Custom compile options provider (Extension Point)
- Custom Remote Explorer open action provider (Extension Point)
- Member locking on editing
- Source export (flat or ZIP archive file)
- Simple RPG Abstract Syntax Tree
- Toggle Comment (/free and fixed format)
- Command Line view
- Compile Result view

Enhancements
RPG Next Gen:
- Added AST plugin
- Added Apache Commons Collections plugin
- File attributes are retrieved (source or data file) in an extra Eclipse job
- Added predefined filter for Source Files only
- Remote Explorer now shows different label icon for source files
- Save files (SAVF) no longer has switch on node (for displaying child nodes like members)
- Added changeable library list for Command-jobs (not record-level-access-jobs)
- Added tabbed properties view for connection
- Refactored Connection and ConnectionManager class (former ConnectionRoot) (#84) (incompatible with previous connections => connections must be created again)
- Bug "Delete connection does not delete pref file" is now fixed (#52)
- Current selected filter is now marked as enabled (checked) (#189)
- Fixed update/refresh bug in RemoteExplorerTreeViewer and Source Export wizard (moved job listener from view to viewer)
- Refactored Connection class : method connect(). Moved parts to SignonHandler (FS#55)
- Fixed FS#66 - Freezing during Filter Set Change
- Fixed FS#69 - Empty library object in Remote Explorer
- Fixed FS#73 - "Dock On" change not retained
- Fixed FS#14 - Command line view
- Fixed FS#81 - Fast View
RPG Next Gen Editor:
- Implemented simple AST functionality
- Outline now provides navigation for procedures (no syntax checking so far) with different icons for exported and non-exported procedures
- Fixed #202: Procedure names in Outline not quite correct
- Outline entries can now be displayed in alphabetic or in occurrence order
- Fixed local history bug (FS#54)
- Added support for Tasks (Keywords TODO, FIX and REVIEW in comment though Go to line function is not supported at the moment)
- Added source export wizard option: names to lower case (FS#8)
- Fixed CRTRPGMOD parameter building (FS#10)
- Fixed CRTBNDRPG and CRTSRVPGM parameter building (FS#11)
- Fixed FS#4 - Key Binding for Source Compile not working
- Added Compile Result view (FS#41)
- Fixed FS#74 - Outline view only showing name of last sub proc
- Fixed FS#67 - Event File not searched at the right location
- Fixed FS#89 - Commands not showing in Preferences
- Added Toggle Comment support
RPG Next Gen User Space:
- Fixed FS#47 - User space wizard : extended attributes not showing completly
- Fixed FS#48 - Format Group Field not properly resized
- Added FS#72 - Default open action for userspace

DynDNS Client is a Macintosh client for several of the free dynamic dns service providers. These services allow your Mac to have a dns name like mycoolmac.dyndns.org that always points to your Macintosh even if you have a connection that does not get a static IP address. You must have an account with one of the supported services before this client can do anything useful for you.
The client has a setup assistant that will walk you through configuring your client to work with your chosen service.
Each service supports a slightly different feature set, so make sure you register with one that has what you need. Or register with all of them! This client will support an unlimited number of accounts.
This software comes in 2 parts. A faceless background application that your Mac will treat as an extension, and a control panel that serves as its interface. This is an improvement over previous versions of the program where you had to have the status window open all the time. This way the program will only open the interface if it needs to alert you to a problem.
Enhancements:
- A schedule that you can set the times when you want your account to be updated in 15 minute intervals during the week.

H2 is an SQL database engine written in Java (but also available as a native binary). JDBC and ODBC APIs are supported.
Embedded and server modes are available. A Web console application is included. Clustering is supported.
H2 Database Engine is a web based java database engine.

Main features:
- Fast database engine
- Free, source code is included
- Supports standard SQL
- Written in Java
- Disk based or in-memory databases
- Browser base Console application
- JDBC API
- Limited ODBC support
- Embedded and client/server (network) mode
- High availablility support (clustering / failover)
- Wide range of data types including large objects (BLOB/CLOB)
- Strong security features (SSL, users, roles, encrypted files)
- Multiple connections, table level locking
- Cost based optimizer, using a genetic algorithm for complex queries
- Transaction support (serializable transaction isolation)
- Zero-administration, automatic recovery
- Large resultset, external sorting
- Scrollable and updatable resultset support
- Read only views and inline views
- Inner and outer joins, subqueries
- Many functions already built-in
- Triggers and Java functions / stored procedures
- Referential integrity / foreign key constraints with cascade, check constraints
- Multiple schema support
- Compatibility modes for HSQLDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL
- Sequence and autoincrement columns
- Well tested (high code coverage, randomized stress tests)
- Small footprint (smaller than 1 MB)
- Uses a small number of database files
- Can be compiled to native code using GCJ
- Primary keys, multiple index types (b-tree, linear hash, tree, hash)
- ORDER BY, GROUP BY, HAVING, UNION, LIMIT
- Information Schema
- Multiple connections
- Collation support
- EXPLAIN PLAN support
- The database can generate SQL script files
- Support for linked tables, and a built-in virtual range table
- Automatic re-compilation of prepared statements
- Sophisticated trace options
- Low memory requirements
- Easy to understand exception messages
- Standard handling of NULL values
- Multilanguage console application (at this time, English and German).

Enhancements
- Shell tool: the built-in commands EXIT, HELP, ?, LIST, and so on didnt work with a semicolon at the end.
- JDK 1.5 is now required to build the jar file. However it is still possible to create a jar file for Java 1.4. For details, see buildRelease.sh and buildRelease.bat. As an alternative, compile using JDK 1.5 or 1.6 and use Retrotranslator to create a Java 1.4 version http://retrotranslator.sourceforge.net/).
- When deleting or updating many rows in a table, the space in the index file was not re-used in the default mode (persistent database, b-tree index, LOG=1). This caused the index file to grow over time. Workarounds were to delete and re-created the index file, alter the table (add a remove a column), or append ;LOG=2 to the database URL. To disable the change, set the system property h2.reuseSpaceBtreeIndex to false.
- Identifiers with a digit and then a dollar sign didnt work. Example: A1$B.
- MS SQL Server compatibility: support for linked tables with NVARCHAR, NCHAR, NCLOB, and LONGNVARCHAR.
- Android: Workaround for a problem when using read-only databases in zip files (skip seems to be implemented incorrectly on the Android system).
- Calling execute() or prepareStatement() with null as the SQL statement now throws an exception.
- Benchmark: the number of executed statements was incorrect. The H2 database was loaded at the beginning of the test to collect results, now it is loaded at the very end. Thanks to Fred Toussi from HSQLDB for reporting those problems. However the changed do not affect the relative performance.
- H2 Console: command line settings are no longer stored in the properties file. They are now only used for the current process, except if they are explicitly saved.
- Cache: support for a second level soft-references cache. To enable it, append ;CACHE_TYPE=SOFT_LRU (or SOFT_TQ) to the database URL, or set the system property h2.cacheTypeDefault to "SOFT_LRU" / "SOFT_TQ". Enabling the second level cache reduces performance for small databases, but speeds up large databases. It makes sense to use it if the available memory size is unknown. Thanks a lot to Jan Kotek!