Selecting a database in column one, we can choose to display tables, links, views in column two and for tables, view its fields, indexes, etc in column three. In this view, different levels of entities (database, table, fields, links, indexes, etc) are displayed in columns in a cascading style. This is my favorite view in Valentina Studio. We will cover this later.Īfter selecting a server, the databases in that server will be displayed in the following cascading column view: The report project manages the source, query and design of a report. But it must have Valentina Report Server support (bundled with Valentina Server) to be called from an application. A “report” generated by Valentina can reside locally and remotely. Projects: This is mainly used in report generation.Currently it supports Valentina DB and SQLite. Database: Supports files based database management.A red dot before the connection (or “Bookmark” in Valentina’s term) means the server is currently down. In my case, we can see there are two remote MySQL connections and one local connection. It supports both local server and remote server connections. It supports four types of “servers”: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Valentina and ODBC. Servers: Provides CS based database management.The startup speed of Valentina Studio is fast, faster than another tool that I am using. Thanks to Valentina for providing me with a key for my installation and evaluation. In this article, I will use Valentina Studio Pro. Both versions support Windows, Mac and Linux platforms, making it a cross-platform tool.
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Another is the Pro version, with more features, priced at $200 per unit. Valentina Studio, the database management tool, has two versions.
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