Sonswish - Oracle database browser 1.3.44

Sonswish - Oracle database browser 1.3.44 is designed to provide you with a useful application. This is the Windows based graphical tool for database navigation, data updating, exploring, table relationships checking or validating Oracle database. Sonswish is an intuitive Oracle browser, allows the Oracle developer to create Oracle database objects (such as tables, views, procedures and so on) and show a visual representation of table relationships for that Oracle database. Sonswish browser is a universal Oracle database browser with data updating operations, record filtering, printing, data format validation and other innovative attractive tools to handle common Oracle database browsing tasks.

Sonswish allows to browse both structures and contents of databases managed by Oracle DBMS. Despite the fact that Sonswish cannot be positioned as a databases control application, our product has a number of most important features of database control application.

Sonswish allows to insert, delete, and update data records into database tables, remove whole tables. Furthermore, Sonswish provides interface to execute SQL statements of any complexity and for any purpose. Sonswish presents database as a hierarchical tree structure representation of all objects that belong to your Oracle database. A user can browse table structure, table indexes, primary keys, foreign keys, constraints and other tables objects.

Major Features:

1.  Sonswish allows you export Oracle database tables/views to the following data files:
   
   • Text txt file
   • Convert into CSV (Comma Separated Value) file
   • Convert into HTML page
   • Create Microsoft Access mdb database from Oracle data
   • Create MS Excel xls workbook from Oracle data
2. The Sonswish main window is split into two vertically-aligned panes. The left pane displays a hierarchical view of Oracle database objects in a tree-like structure. Each node is a Database objects collection that holds Database objects (tables, views, triggers etc), including other nodes.
   
3. The right pane displays the contents of the node that is selected in the left pane. You can change the appearance of the panes in the Options dialog.
   
4. The software enables you to resize the panes by using a special center splitter on edge of two panes. When you pass the mouse pointer over the internal vertical edge of pane, the cursor changes to indicate that the panes can be resized.
   

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