Showing posts with label Shared Repository. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shared Repository. Show all posts

Friday, May 29, 2020

New Decade - New Versions

Hey there folks,
I wouldn't call 2020 a great year (so far), but some good things are happening:

After a *long* break, I took some time to update all of the Apps to make a leap and get some refreshed features.

Some of the features across all products include:

All:
- SQL Authentication types extended to Azure/AAD
- Contact UI options updated
- Engine/Framework updates
- Launcher Dark Mode support
- Core Engine & Target Framework updated

Server Repository:
- Added support for various Azure AAD Authentication
- Fixed multiple thread-related UI issues
- Fixed column conflict issues
- Modified internal default timeout
- Using Repository Database version 2.6

Logger:
- Removed redundant code
- Better handling of log file writing conflicts

As a reminder, all products are completely free! 

Enjoy!



Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Triple Release day!

We have 3 updates today:

  • Database File Explorer v1.0.2.2 <link>
  • Log Table Viewer v2.0.1.4 <link>
  • ClipTable v1.0.2.9 <link>

And behind the scenes, some updates to our Shared Repository, which now supports integration and direct connectivity with Remote Desktop (RDP) and SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)

Both available by right-clicking any server from within the repository:



Get your updates and enjoy!


Tuesday, May 8, 2012

New versions + updated shared repository

Hey there,
There are new versions available for both ClipTable and Log Table Viewer

One of the many changes (for both) is a new version of our Shared Repository, which now introduces an 'instant grouping'.
What is it, you ask?
Well, it's a quick option to group your server list by either online status and SQL version

"No no... I mean, what's this shared repository??"

Oh, in that case - Shared repository is a component shared by all of our applications, which allows you to manage one central list for all of your (SQL) servers in your network.
The shared repository can be accessed from everywhere. So, if you install our products on various machines, you can still manage that one single list.

Here's a recent screenshot of the shared repository taken from the latest version (with the instant grouping)