Explore Your Databases
Work with existing databases of simplify development of a new one by using xBaseView (formerly Database Viewer-Editor) , a Windows Explorer-like tool designed for novice database users and database administrators, but it is also very useful for advanced users and database developers. View, print, search, filter and modify your database with just a few mouse clicks - just like you would in Windows Explorer if it supported database view!
Opening and navigating through a database has never been easier. xBaseView supports all popular database formats. Database tables are displayed as a tree, a view similar to Explorer folder pane.
How Windows Explorer became Database Explorer?
XBaseView can be integrated with Windows Explorer, so you can view your databases from Explorer window. You just need to double click or press ENTER on a database file. Explorer window will be replaced by XBaseView window with your database content. To return into Windows Explorer press ESC key.
Migrate and Convert Databases
Should you need to migrate your database from one database platform to another, look no further. xBaseView will convert all tables and data from your current database into a format supported by your new platform.
Perform SQL Queries
Novice database administrators and power users will benefit from how easily and efficiently the powerful database tools are implemented. Database experts will be able to create up to 16 various types of files and perform SQL queries. xBaseView contains everything, and a little more, that a novice database user or experienced developer needs for performing daily tasks. Being an extremely light tool, xBaseView takes just a moment to load. When loaded, it can access a database either directly or via industry standard ADO, ODBC or BDE engines. Powerful step-by-step search and visual filtering of database records just make accessing the necessary records a snap.
xBaseView History
xBaseView was first created as a database viewing and manipulation plug-in for the popular file manager TotalCommander, and was greeted with enthusiasm by the users. By popular demand, we are now releasing the stand-alone version of the product.
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Main Window
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Filter Window
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Create Table Window
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Create Index Window
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Support Major Database Formats
The following database formats are supported: .dbf (VFP/FoxPro/dBase/Clipper), .dbc (Visual FoxPro), .db (Paradox), .mdb (Access), .myd (MySQL), .gdb (Interbase), .fdb (Firebird), .mdf (MS SQL Server), .xls (Excel), .csv (Text), .tab (Text), .htm (Text), .html (Text), .xml (CDS and ADO XML), .cds (Borland Client Data Set), .udl (ADO Universal Data Link), .dsn (ODBC Data Source Name), .bde (Borland DB Engine Aliases), .ib (Interbase XE), .accdb (Access 2007/2010), .xlsx (Excel 2007/2010), .xml (any XML), .db (SQLite), .db (SQLAnywhere), .udl (Oracle), .udl (PostgreSQL)
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