berkley db trial software / shareware for mac

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

• SSL connections
• Window titlebar shows a lock icon when using a secured connection (SSH or SSL)
• Improved error detection on file importing.
• MySQL timeout values are now specifiable in preferences
• The window title now always shows the user name
• Vastly reduced memory usage when exporting and importing to/from CSV, Tab, and SQL. This has cured all memory-related crashes during these processes.
• Exporting is much much faster.
• Better handling of mysql passwords for saved connections that use SSH. Existing passwords will be lost in Keychain, sorry.
• When you click on the Query view, the focus is put on the query text view immediately so you dont need to click on it.
• The query text view should work better with using Tab as the autocomplete trigger key. If it is set, then itll use it to trigger autcomplete only if there are possible completions. If not, it will insert a tab.
• Queries for requesting db, table, and column names in the Query view now happen serially to each other rather than in parallel which reduces load on the database server.

• Fixed several memory leaks
• Fixed a crash where editing the username in the table without commiting it, and then clicking on the change password button would cause it to crash.
• When opening a tab file records document, it wouldnt set the line ending properly which would cause a problem on save.
• Likely avoided a crash with the autocompletions in the query text view. Not confirmed.
• Now handles modifying binary data fields from the content table view properly
• If an UPDATE doesnt actually change a row (because it just sets a value to the same value), it no longer sees it as an error.
• Renaming a column in the documents window is properly undoable.
• Backticking appropriately when renaming a table and adding privileges for db, table, or column
• Changing the query syntax text font works again.
• Added work around for Cocoa bug which affected the Add Item menu item in the Connection menu
• Multiple item delete now properly says "database" or "tables" or "databases and tables" appropriately

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.5 or later
• MySQL version 5

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