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29th December 2011 10:38 | New release: Oracle class 1.02
This release contains a bugfix in the handling of oci_parse() errors.
Download as usual in the download section.
Download as usual in the download section.
02nd October 2011 11:11 | New release: OIS 2.01
This update of the Oracle Information Site brings updates of the internal classes and javascript frameworks and also the following enhancements:
Plugin "DBInfo":
- New tab "Result Cache" (for 11g or newer)
- New tab "Used features"
- New tab "Registry"
Plugin "DBJobs":
- New tab "DBMS_SCHEDULER_JOB_RUN_DETAILS"
- New tab "DBMS_SCHEDULER_PROGRAMS"
Plugin "Processes":
- Processlist can be sorted now
- New tab "Long Ops" to display long running operations
Download as usual in the download section.
Plugin "DBInfo":
- New tab "Result Cache" (for 11g or newer)
- New tab "Used features"
- New tab "Registry"
Plugin "DBJobs":
- New tab "DBMS_SCHEDULER_JOB_RUN_DETAILS"
- New tab "DBMS_SCHEDULER_PROGRAMS"
Plugin "Processes":
- Processlist can be sorted now
- New tab "Long Ops" to display long running operations
Download as usual in the download section.
30th June 2011 20:01 | New release: Oracle Class 1.01
This update adds support for Output Variables to the ExecuteHash() method. Also all warnings for all oci_* functions are now disabled.
Download as usual on the download page.
Download as usual on the download page.
26th December 2010 11:57 | New release: OIS 2.00
Today the Oracle Information Site 2.00 (OIS2) was released. It was rewritten from scratch to eleminate the limititations the old 1.xx releases had.
Major change is the authentication against Oracle. All previous versions required a static textfile containing the logindata for the various Oracle instances, which is a major security hole. OIS2 now always authenticate against the Oracle database, so no credentials have to be stored in plain text on your server anymore.
All functionality in OIS2 is implemented via a plugin system and uses jQuery/jQueryUI to give more comfort to the GUI and the usage in general. Some functionality of the 1.xx series have been extended.
This software is released under the GPL licence and can be downloaded in the download section.
Major change is the authentication against Oracle. All previous versions required a static textfile containing the logindata for the various Oracle instances, which is a major security hole. OIS2 now always authenticate against the Oracle database, so no credentials have to be stored in plain text on your server anymore.
All functionality in OIS2 is implemented via a plugin system and uses jQuery/jQueryUI to give more comfort to the GUI and the usage in general. Some functionality of the 1.xx series have been extended.
This software is released under the GPL licence and can be downloaded in the download section.
07th August 2010 20:09 | New release: SQLite class 0.20
This is a wrapper class for SQLite databases running under PHP 5. The API for this class is almost identical to my own MySQL and Oracle Database classes.
Please note that this class won't work under PHP 4, PHP 5 is required.
Download as usual in the download section.
Please note that this class won't work under PHP 4, PHP 5 is required.
Download as usual in the download section.
07th August 2010 15:33 | New release: Oracle Class 1.00
This update fixes some bugs and adds some getter / setter methods to have always both the Get* and Set* methods available.
Also this update introduces now two class files, one class is written for PHP 4 and the other is meant for PHP 5 or newer.
The PHP 4 version won't be enhanced anymore, as PHP 4 is no longer actively supported by the PHP team.
The PHP 5 version uses already some of the new functions provided by PHP 5.3.2 while maintaining backward compatibility until PHP 5.1.2. The PHP 5 is now the only actively supported version.
IMPORTANT: The PHP 5 class is written in a way that you can simply overwrite your old version with the new one, however there are some necessary changes made to the class code, so please read FIRST (!) the supplied PHP4_PHP5_changes.txt document before updating your installation!!!
Versionnumbers of both classes:
PHP4: 0.78 (no longer enhanced)
PHP5: 1.00 (active development)
Download as usual in the download section.
Also this update introduces now two class files, one class is written for PHP 4 and the other is meant for PHP 5 or newer.
The PHP 4 version won't be enhanced anymore, as PHP 4 is no longer actively supported by the PHP team.
The PHP 5 version uses already some of the new functions provided by PHP 5.3.2 while maintaining backward compatibility until PHP 5.1.2. The PHP 5 is now the only actively supported version.
IMPORTANT: The PHP 5 class is written in a way that you can simply overwrite your old version with the new one, however there are some necessary changes made to the class code, so please read FIRST (!) the supplied PHP4_PHP5_changes.txt document before updating your installation!!!
Versionnumbers of both classes:
PHP4: 0.78 (no longer enhanced)
PHP5: 1.00 (active development)
Download as usual in the download section.
07th August 2010 10:25 | New release: MySQL class 0.39
This update is a maintenance release covering a major bugfix, no new methods are added.
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Download as usual in the download section.
23rd January 2010 11:57 | New release: MySQL class 0.38
New methods added to this release:
- NumRows() determines the number of rows returned by SELECT etc. queries
- PerformNewInsert() allows to add multiple values with INSERT or REPLACE by combining the values in New-Style Syntax queries.
- Support for New Link establishing when connecting to the same system using the same credentials.
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- NumRows() determines the number of rows returned by SELECT etc. queries
- PerformNewInsert() allows to add multiple values with INSERT or REPLACE by combining the values in New-Style Syntax queries.
- Support for New Link establishing when connecting to the same system using the same credentials.
Download as usual in the download section.
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