[Valentina-studio] Feature list for Valentina Studio Admin 1.0
Jochen Peters
j.peters at valentina-db.de
Thu Sep 25 21:26:18 CDT 2003
Hi Ramin,
> Sorry Jochen I didn't send this earlier. I'm just catching up to email.
>
> Great list of features you have so far. I had a few more suggestions. I
> haven't tried the latest version of Studio, so I don't know if these
> are
> already there or not. If they are, or they're just plain stupid, please
> ignore me (:-)
>
> - Export/Import to XML.
- Dump/Load Dump XML is already implemented.
> - Dump/Restore in text format (for database replication/backup).
You can choose between XML and SQL Dump - both results in text files
Ramin, this is kernel functionality which can be easy used in vStudio.
> - Display detailed statistics on databases, tables, users, processes,
> etc.
Yes - we have a detail view right now which shows table count , field
and method count and
several other properties.
What should be added here in case of server db is some statistic about
users and processes - we have talked about that before.
> - Add/remove compression and/or encryption.
Already implemented.
> - Ability to copy/paste table data and structure from one databases
> into
> another.
Yes - i will add this to the feauture list because it is not explicitly
mentioned there.
> - For server DB, I don't know if there will be users and privileges,
> but if
> so, then it would be nice to be able to manage them too.
Yes - see above.
> And in the "would be nice" category:
> - Add-on tools to do database analysis, validate tables, compact DB,
> etc.
Already implemented.
> - Ability to specify an XSLT 'filter stage' during import/export so
> data can
> be transformed.
I am working right now on export/import - yes - we will have some
filters here - at least
like in the current ODBC Utility.
> - Web-based interface to studio (a la PHPMySqlAdmin).
Hhhm - there is already a PHP module for Valentina available - so i
think this
is not a vStudio feauture.
> - At least on Windows, a COM interface to Studio so it can be embedded
> in
> apps or browser and/or scripted.
Yes, of course!
We will have AppleScript on Mac and COM on Windows!
>
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Best regards,
Jochen Peters
PIIT GmbH
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