This video contains a brief demo of SQL Table Zip.
Take a look and feel free to download & start using the app.
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Windows 10
Just a quick note for those of you who switched to the latest version:
All of our products are 100% compatible with the Windows 10
Cheers!
All of our products are 100% compatible with the Windows 10
Cheers!
Monday, June 22, 2015
New version for SQL Table Zip
There's a new version for SQL Table Zip!
SqlTableZip is a SQL Data Export/Import tool, which allows you to backup any query result (so - from a single table to a complex query) into a proprietary compressed file (.SQZ)
The app fills the gap between existing solutions:
- SQL Server backup: is for database-level only
- File Import/Export: usually comes in an uncompressed flavor, and requires various steps both in the export and the import processes (such as defining delimiters, data types, column headers and more)
Instead, SqlTableZip lets you send any data to a compressed file in a single click, and retrieve it quickly and transparently later.
Here are some of the changes for the current version:
- SQL Server 2016 support
- Improved table picker (more info, improved sorting, requires less permissions)
- Changed help HTML renderer, fixed display
- Core library updated
- Help redesigned (also - switched back to default renderer)
Claim your copy: http://www.doccolabs.com/products/sqltablezip
SqlTableZip is a SQL Data Export/Import tool, which allows you to backup any query result (so - from a single table to a complex query) into a proprietary compressed file (.SQZ)
The app fills the gap between existing solutions:
- SQL Server backup: is for database-level only
- File Import/Export: usually comes in an uncompressed flavor, and requires various steps both in the export and the import processes (such as defining delimiters, data types, column headers and more)
Instead, SqlTableZip lets you send any data to a compressed file in a single click, and retrieve it quickly and transparently later.
Here are some of the changes for the current version:
- SQL Server 2016 support
- Improved table picker (more info, improved sorting, requires less permissions)
- Changed help HTML renderer, fixed display
- Core library updated
- Help redesigned (also - switched back to default renderer)
Claim your copy: http://www.doccolabs.com/products/sqltablezip
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Log4Sql
Log4Sql is basically a whole new version of our app former known as: Log Table Viewer.
The new version introduces some very exciting features, such as:
The new version introduces some very exciting features, such as:
- Added PostgreSQL Support!
- Added MySQL Support!
- Improved SQL Server Azure Support!
And more!
So, as a quick reminder - Log4Sql provides a logging solution for you procedures, functions or any other SQL scripts.
Instead of printing out the results, everything is easily saved to a table, that is then easily explored by the powerful UI of Log4Sql
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
We loooove writing SQL Apps!
With Valentine's spirit in the air, we'd like to remind you (and ourselves) of how
much we love writing our SQL Apps, and hoping you love using them too.
Still haven't tried them yet? Take a few minutes to give it a shot; You will not regret it!
much we love writing our SQL Apps, and hoping you love using them too.
Still haven't tried them yet? Take a few minutes to give it a shot; You will not regret it!
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
More Security "stuff"
If you're using newer versions of Windows, you may have seen the following message when trying to install our (and many others') products:
It shows up on Windows 8 when using Internet Explorer, and on Windows 10 with any browser.
This is a part of Microsoft tightening security in fighting malware (which is a good thing!) but it does mean that many innocent executables will be blocked as well.
Long story short - if you get this message while installing our products, you many need to temporarily disable SmartScreen, or (a temporary workaround found to be working for now) running the setup from a network location (even the same machine, something like \\127.0.0.1\c$\temp).
Needless to say, our apps are completely safe, clean and do nothing more than enhancing your SQL Server experience.
Keep it safe! :)
It shows up on Windows 8 when using Internet Explorer, and on Windows 10 with any browser.
This is a part of Microsoft tightening security in fighting malware (which is a good thing!) but it does mean that many innocent executables will be blocked as well.
Long story short - if you get this message while installing our products, you many need to temporarily disable SmartScreen, or (a temporary workaround found to be working for now) running the setup from a network location (even the same machine, something like \\127.0.0.1\c$\temp).
Needless to say, our apps are completely safe, clean and do nothing more than enhancing your SQL Server experience.
Keep it safe! :)
Saturday, January 10, 2015
Trial versions
We've had some reports of users getting a 'Trial Expired' message right after installing.
This is happening due to insufficient permissions to create local files in the same folders
We have recently released a new versions that should address this issue. However, if you're still experiencing this problem, simply "Run As Administrator" for that first time.
Regardless to that, if you need more time evaluating one or more of our products, feel free to ask us for extended trial requests.
This is happening due to insufficient permissions to create local files in the same folders
We have recently released a new versions that should address this issue. However, if you're still experiencing this problem, simply "Run As Administrator" for that first time.
Regardless to that, if you need more time evaluating one or more of our products, feel free to ask us for extended trial requests.
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