gfsql
a simple SQL-Editor for Gadfly-Databases in Python.
gfsql depends on gfplus (from J. Berliner) -- the gadfly-shell.
Gadfly is from A. Watters.
Features
- Simple SQL-Editor with history-function
- SQL-commands may be read from a file
- Supports a large subset of ODBC 2.0 SQL (see the Gadfly-Documentation for Details)
- May be used as a Gadfly-Client (see the Gadfly-Documentation for Details)
- Two-Language Mode (english, german)
- Export-Function
- Syntax-Coloring
Documentation
Download
- gfsql.zip (Windows: zipped, version 1.15, 2006-05-28, 158 KB)
- gfsql.tar.gz (Linux: tared & gzipped, version 1.15, 2006-05-28, 142 KB)
- Standalone-version, created with the McMillan-Installer (Windows only! Zipped, version 1.15, 2006-05-28, 2.2 MB)
- dbtest.zip (Database test from A. Watters, 3 KB)
- Gadfly-Documentation (From A. Watters, 58 KB)
- gfsql-tutorial , zipped (in german, 202 KB)
Links
Installation
- First of all: you'll need Python (at least version 2.0) including Tkinter and Tix
- Unzip
gfsql.zip (Windows) or gfsql.tar.gz (Linux) in a subdirectory
- Call
gfsql.pyw
Installation of the Standalone-Version
With the Installer from Gordon McMillan you may create executables from Python-source. The standalone-version is a gfsql executable for windows only, created by the McMillan-installer.
- Download of the standalone-version :-)
- Unzip the file
gfsql_exe.zip in a subdirectory
- Call
gfsql.exe in the gfsql-subdirectory
Note: you won't need python for the standalone-version of gfsql.
Credits
Many Thanks to