SQLShell 0.72

SQLShell, a cross-platform, cross-database SQL command tool<br /><br />SQLShell is a Scala-based SQL command-line tool, similar in concept to tools like Oracle???*a*?s SQL Plus, the PostgreSQL psql command, and MySQL???*a*?s mysql tool.<br /><br />Some features at a glance<br /> . Connection parameters for individual databases can be kept in a configuration file in your home directory, allowing you to specify a short logical name for the database when you connect to it. (Multiple logical names are permitted for each database.)<br /> . SQLShell has command history management, with GNU Readline-like support. Each database has its own history file.<br /> . SQLShell supports retrieving and displaying database metadata (e.g., getting a list of tables, querying the table???*a*?s columns and their data types, listing the indexes and foreign keys for a table, etc.).<br /> . SQLShell provides a standard interface that looks and behaves the same no matter what database you???*a*?re using.<br /> . SQLShell supports any database engine for which a JDBC driver exists.<br /> . SQLShell is written in Scala and uses some third-party, open-source Scala and Java libraries.<br /> . SQLShell is open source, and is licensed under a liberal BSD-style license.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Behaves,  Columns,  Driver,  Engine,  Exists,  Foreign,  Indexes,  Interface,  Listing,  Matter,  Standard,  Table,  Types,  You039re
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