Version history
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Data Pump 2009 for MySQL |
February 17, 2009 |
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Data Pump 2006 for MySQL |
February 21, 2007 |
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Data Pump 2006 for MySQL |
June 26, 2006 |
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Data Pump 2006 for MySQL |
March 13, 2006 |
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MySQL Data Pump |
March 8, 2005 |
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MySQL Data Pump |
March 25, 2004 |
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MySQL Data Pump |
February 2, 2003 |
Full version history is available at http://www.sqlmanager.net/products/mysql/datapump/news
- Implemented Unicode data support
- Source DBMS schemas support has been implemented
- Added an option allowing one to enable/disable refreshing of source objects on connection
- Added an option specifying whether all source tables are selected by default at Step 3
- Quoting identifiers for the source database can be customized at Step 4 now
- Pumping BLOB fields using ODBC drivers v5.1 for MySQL was not possible. Fixed now
- Latest versions of target MySQL DBMS are supported
- It is now possible to clear tables before importing data
- It is now possible to generate DROP TABLE statements
- Implemented support of collations for tables
- The wizard window is now resizable
- The possibility to restart the wizard is added at the last step
- It is now possible to specify the wizard step that will be opened after loading a template
- It is now possible to start data import after loading a template
- Implemented password encryption in templates and registry
- A number of minor bug-fixes and visual improvements
- It is now possible to enforce quoting for object names in the result script for data import automatically (when applied to "unrecognized" OLE DB/ODBC providers)
- Implemented Private Key support for SSH authentication
- Added an option allowing one to specify the default MySQL table engine type (Step 3)
- Added French and German interface localizations for the utility
- A number of minor bug-fixes and visual improvements
- Two types of template formats have been implemented: the fixed one which points to a certain list of objects to be transferred, and the dynamic one which defines only excluded objects; the objects out of this list are to be transferred. Template files of old format are still supported
- Added the opportunity to connect through the SSH or HTTP tunnel
- The 'Recreate database' option is implemented in the GUI version of the utility: the options allows you to delete the existing database before creating a new one (this option has been only in the console version until now)
- Now the console version returns the error code (0 - successful termination, 1 - critical error, 2 – non-critical error)
- New top-of-the-art user interface
- Full support of the latest database server versions
- New and advanced options
- Multi-language support
- A lot of other improvements and bug-fixes
- Fixed the "Floating point division by zero" error that arose in some particular cases
- MySQL 5.0.1 support
- Corrected the maximal length of identifiers: 128 for table names, 30 - for fields and 18 for index (instead of 18 for all)
- Some minor visual improvements and bug-fixes
- Implemented Global Type Mapping: now it is possible to set the correspondence between types of the source and the target databases
- The utility now shows the import progress indicator for tables and table records; average import speed is also displayed
- Now the program correctly recognizes schemas for Oracle data sources
- Data Pump now supports MySQL v4.1.1
Basic features:
- Converting database structure and data from any SQL servers or local databases which have an ADO provider
- Ability to create a new MySQL database or connect to the existing one
- Possibility of selecting source tables, fields and indices for conversion
- Easy and customizable generation of MySQL tables, fields and indices according to the source database structure
- Ability to view, edit and save SQL script for generating target database to a file
- Full monitoring of the generation process
- Possibility of selecting tables for data import
- Friendly graphical user interface
- The command-line utility to generate data using the template file
and more...
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