SQL Assistant 3.5 private build is now available

We will be sending download invitations to a selected list of users. Stay tuned.

Last edited by SysOp on Thu May 08, 2008 12:07 pm; edited 1 time in total

Here is what's new and changed in 3.5

1. Use of coding history is put to real work. We are sure most people will love it. It appears to save a lot of time for everybody coding same objects and procedures every day.

2. Eclipse plug-in. That's right SQL Assistant can be now used with Eclipse and derivate products. Yet, the main target is Eclipse Data Tools Platform

3. Multiple column selection lists in UPDATE and INSERT statement, checkboxes added to the column list and behave similar to SELECT column list

4. Multiple column foreign keys are better supported in JOIN clauses. The entire JOIN with all columns can be now added with a single click.

5. New Code Bird's View – navigate long files and procedures as never before.

6. Coding statistics and productivity gain display. Some of our internal tests achieved as much as 1200% productivity gain from using SQL Assistant! Try it for yourself.

7. Added code-wrapping options to formatting rules

8. Support for batch delimiters for all environments. including parsing and support for MySQL's DELIMITER keyword and DB2'sSET TERMINATOR

9. Expanded support for Oracle objects – added code IntelliSense for types, type and package constants, exception handlers and declarations, package and type scope records

10. Added code block commenting/uncommenting function, targeted mostly for use with non-SQL editors such Notepad, UltraEdit and other editors not supporting such commonly used function natively.

11. Numerous other minor enhancements and usability changes.

Last edited by SysOp on Thu May 08, 2008 3:07 am; edited 2 times in total

Hi, sounds great. I have just started evaluating SQL Assistant. Could I please download the new version and evaluate it instead?

Regards Frederik

The new version will be publicly available very soon. Please stay tuned.