tdbcc is a web based table browser and editor running in your favorite web browser.
With tdbcc you can easily navigate through your tdbengine based databases, alter existing tables, create new ones and easily manipulate data.
It will have fulltext indexing support, export and import functionality, automatic data link system support and many more features.
It's kind of similar to phpMyAdmin for MySQL databases but works with tdbengine instead.

tdbcc is distributed under the GNU General Public Licence

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Released Versions

For details of changes take a look on the version history at the bottom of this page.

Latest release:

tdbcc0.5.tar.gz  tdbcc0.5.tar.gz

tdbcc0.5.zip  tdbcc0.5.zip

Earlier releases:

Version 0.4

tdbcc0.4.tar.gz  tdbcc0.4.tar.gz

tdbcc0.4.zip  tdbcc0.4.zip

Version 0.3

tdbcc0.3.tar.gz  tdbcc0.3.tar.gz

tdbcc0.3.zip  tdbcc0.3.zip

tdbcc0.2.tar.gz  tdbcc0.2.tar.gz

tdbcc0.2.zip  tdbcc0.2.zip

Version 0.1

tdbcc.tar.gz  tdbcc.tar.gz v0.1

CVS Snapshot

Daily CVS Snapshot: http://tdbcc.sourceforge.net/tdbcc.tar.gz

Links:

Sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tdbcc

Freshmeat: http://www.freshmeat.net/projects/tdbcc

tdbengine : http://www.tdbengine.org


Another project of mine:
tdbSQL : http://tdbsql.tdbengine.org


Contact me via:

    tf at tdb dot de
    UIN 652414
    irc.tdbengine.org #tdbengine

Version history:

[2004-04-15]
        * Saving a record does not duplicate memo field contents and converts them correctly now.
        * The "Append new record" button has been introduced
        * Sorting the query result now can be done manually by entering the sort definition or simply by clicking a columns head. Field combinations can be entered by hand only.
        * Corrected the list generation for the select field of columns to display
        * It's now possible to add up to 99 fields to a table at once

[2004-03-25]
Version 0.4
        * Changes made to the ID index where fully ignored until now. From now on it works as expected.
        * Table creation automatically creates the ID and INR indexes when there is an AUTO field defined
           The ID index then automatically references the very first field of the table, the INR of course the AUTO field itself
        * When trying to create a table with an AUTO field it leads to an error message. That's now fixed.
        * Fixed a bug, that prevented manually created indexes from being deleted
        * The directory browser now optically fits to the rest of tdbcc
        * A table now can be completely remove by one single click
        * Table creation now is also possible by uploading a table definition file
        * File browsing now works with absolute paths instead of relative ones.
          That enables the user to browse to ANY place on his hard disc, as long as the web server has enough rights

[2004-03-18]
Version 0.3
        * Expanded the table structure editor by one more column "index reference", which displays the index filenames of all indexes the corresponding field is referenced by
        * Expanded the index editor by one more column "tree info", which displays an index' statistics
        * When changing the field definition of fields that are referenced by indexes, those indexes are automatically changed to the new field name
        * Index information now can be changed, new indexes can be added and existing ones can be dropped
        * Added index overview on summary page
        * Added table creation functionality
        * a tables structure now can be downloaded as definition (.def) file
        * Memo fields now can be saved, too

[2004-03-13]
Version 0.2
      * table structure now can be altered (field change, append or delete for one single or multiple fields)
      * export function
      * introduced "style" (yellow)
      * minor changes

[2004-03-11]
Initial version 0.1
      * browsing for .dat files work
      * opening .dat files works
      * data selection and browsing is integrated
      * editing and saving of existing records is possible