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[New] ShellRaptor 5.2.1: Command Line SQL Utility

Had some free time over the Christmas holidays to make some updates. Ported everything over to Maven and fixed an irritating bug that would not always let you open an alias connection.

Otherwise, same UI and interface - still a tiny portable SQL editor.

Enjoy.

Posted by Steve Gee 2014-01-02 Labels: #sql #editor

ShellRaptor Release: 09.27.05

ShellRaptor: A command-line SQL Utility; Supports any JDBC compliant database.
Release 09.27.05 http://shellraptor.sourceforge.net
A lot of bug fixes, code modification and some basic optimization lead off.
However, the big change is the new STDOUT function. It allows the program to
be ran in psudo-command-line mode. It still requires a config file and doesn't
allow you to actually enter sql -at- the command line but will allow external
scripts and progams to call the application and get data via file or stdout.

Posted by Steve Gee 2005-09-27

Shell Raptor Stable 1.0 Release

ShellRaptor is a command line SQL utility. It is modeled after the mysql interface
and provides (or will soon provide) all the working commands needed to support any class
of developer.
the program supports -multiple databases on demand- by taking advantage of the 'open <alias>' command.
Presently provide users with a java based ( will run on any java compatible system that
has a JRE/JDK installed) command line SQL utility/editor that supports any database that
you can provide a TYPE-4 JDBC driver for.

Posted by Steve Gee 2005-09-13

ShellRaptor: Bete Released

ShellRaptor is a command line SQL utility. It is modeled after the mysql interface
and provides (or will soon provide) all the working commands needed to support any class
of developer.
Presently provide users with a java based ( will run on any java compatible system that
has a JRE/JDK installed) command line SQL utility/editor that supports any database that
you can provide a TYPE-4 JDBC driver for.

Posted by Steve Gee 2005-09-12