Create a full documentation for your SQL Server database!
Version 4.1 (September 25, 2008)
- Added support for executing SQL scripts on the source database before and after conversion
- Added support to consecutively run several files inside of the ZIP archive as external scripts. You can even specify file masks!
- Project customization expanded and moved to separate dialogue
- Completely rewritten Excel support. It is now faster, much more reliable and doesn't even require Excel to be installed.
- We have temporarily disabled MySQL LOAD DATA feature due to bugs in the MySQL implementation regarding Unicode data. As MySQL inserts are very fast anyway, this is not really a burning issue.
- Auto-refreshing scheduled tasks can now be disabled in the Scheduler
- "dbo" Schema in SQL Server source is no more explicitly defined in target to avoid cluttering table names with unnecessary prefixes. Other schemas are copied.
- Conversion will now drop related foreign keys prior to dropping a table in SQL Server target
- Fixed handling of text data type for SQL Server 2000
- Fixed handling of varchar(max), nvarchar(max) and varbinary(max) data types in global override of data types in Options
- Fixed list colors on WindowsXP
- Fixed automatic recognition of delimited text files in Project Settings
- Fixed Unicode writing to Oracle target
- Clicking Copy/Append/No Data options in project customization page was forcing immediate convert
Version 4.0 (August 11, 2008)
- Totally new user interface! We used ribbon known from Office 2007 to simplify your workflow and improve the experience.
- Editions are now discontinued. Users were often confused which Edition they need and demand for lite version of the product was far less than for the Enterprise version.
- Added Unicode support!?‚Â Full Convert can?‚Â now handle all those umlauts, Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew and Arabic letters with ease!
- Added Excel as a conversion target - you can write a whole bunch of Excel documents (one for each table) or stuff all tables as sheets in a single Excel document
- Added ability to run custom user SQL scripts before and after each conversion. You can also specify external files (even ZIP files) to be read, unpacked and executed.
- Added in-place edit feature into the data grid. No more need to go to other tools to modify your converted data.
- Added datatype mapping on a global level as well and set-up rules used for all conversions.
- Added improved error reporting. You can now send a bug report from any error message to seek for help - this is great for managing database setup
- Added tips into error messages. For the common problems Full Convert will suggest actions to resolve the issue.
- Added display of progress when Full Convert is called via command-line and immediate close switch is not specified
- Added automatic 'Skip activation' action when trial can't reach our server due to firewall/proxy setup
- Added schema specification in SQL Server
- Added automatic creation of index for MySQL target Table Settings when user creates auto_increment column
- Added direct link to customize the project
- Added satisfaction survey to the trial version so we can easily be notified of the problems and new features requests.
- Added notification window when the conversion is finished
- Improved scheduler
- Improved progress dialog can now be dragged and is no longer visible on top of other windows
- Fixed handling of empty varchar(max) SQL Server datatype
- Fixed handling of double datatype for DBF source tables
- Fixed reading of disabled options intended for Enterprise in Editions
- Fixed occasional handling of Oracle clob as blob data
- Fixed case when Oracle sequence was not created for empty source table
- Fixed creation of indexes in Access target
- Fixed 'Unknown datatype' error in Oracle target
- Fixed Interbase/Firebird WHERE clause handling in Table Settings
- Fixed conversion of Oracle LONG RAW datatype to SQL Server 2000 target
Version 3.3 (January 29, 2008)
- Added support for Oracle 11g
- MySQL target will now automatically convert decimal identity fields to int/bigint, depending on the size
- Fixed occasional incomplete metadata retrieval
- Fixed handling of NULL values in fields where target database doesn't support NULLs in specific scenarios
- Fixed handling of MySQL mediumtext datatype
Version 3.2 (November 28, 2007)
- Added an option to require user global datatype matching for users who want absolute control over conversion
- MySQL target now creates only required indexes as a part of create table statement and the rest later
- Added warning when BULK mode and Table Settings are used so you can know when a table can't use BULK mode
- Added handling of case when MySQL returns incomplete create table statement to us
- Fixed global datatype conversion casing sensitivity
- Fixed handling of 64-bit integer values for Interbase/Firebird target
Version 3.1 (November 16, 2007)
- Fixed handling of MySQL unsigned datatypes
- Fixed Paradox tables reading
- Fixed reopening of Access password protected databases
- Fixed the WHERE condition in Table Settings which was ignored in v3.0
- Fixed table name transforming in Session Wizard's Customize section
Version 3.0 (October 20, 2007)
- Massive data transfer speedup!
- Added support for MySQL LOAD DATA bulk mode
- Added support for PostgreSQL COPY bulk mode
- Improved process of conversion from SQL2005 to SQL2000 or earlier
- Added warnings to the conversion log
- Empty tables are now immediately skipped when copying data
- Added handling of duplicate DBF indexes
- Added autorename of duplicate DBF fields
- Added visual clue icon to clear when the table is being open, when Full Convert processes data, and when the target database processes the data
- Added global datatype conversion override for each target
- Added preview of delimited text file in Session Wizard for easy selection of delimiter
- Improved scheduler - tasks can now be repeated (even every minute if needed) for a specific time duration - and force stopped if they run too long
- Bulk mode temporary files written asynchronously for best performance. We used a very nice class written by Dmitry Streblechenko (dmitrys@asu.edu) in 1997.
- You can now specify client and server for for the bulk mode temporary files for each target, and override it per session
- Trial does not expire anymore, to help those who need more time evaluating
- DBF files are no more locked for writing during conversion
- Fixed progress bar display (last write batch didn't update the progress bar)
- Fixed Firebird default value parsing
Version 2.9 (August 17, 2006)
- Added per-session options. You can now choose to convert schema only, append data, skip indexes etc. without setting this up for all tables separately at the Table Setting dialog. Enterprise only.
- Reading tables in chunks is now off by default in Enterprise. This maximizes speed, and users who convert huge databases can always turn this on to avoid big memory load.
- Added ability to apply prefix to indexes and constraints, not only to tables. This is handy when loading several copies of the database into the same target database.
- Added support for BCD datatype in Paradox
- Added auto-refresh every 3 seconds in the Scheduler task list
- Improved support for LONG datatype in Oracle
- Fixed parsing of tables in MySQL. Views were treated as tables, now they are ignored.
- Fixed Paradox reader, in rare cases table reading was ended prematurely
- Fixed a situation where SQL Server target in certain rare circumstances mixed blob text/binary attribute
- Fixed reading of NUMERIC datatype from DBF source. It was converted into DOUBLE, and now is marked as DECIMAL of correct precision as scale.
- Fixed reading of CURRENCY datatype from the Access source. It was converted into DECIMAL, and now is marked as MONEY.
- Fixed exception when "override_file" command line parameter was invalidly specified in Enterprise
- Fixed non-initialized NULL values when using Oracle fast loader
- Fixed hiding of the Welcome Dialog - the option in question was ignored
Version 2.8 (July 14, 2006)
- Relaxed conditions to be able to take advantage of Oracle fast loader. Now (N)CHARs and (N)VARCHARs can be used as well.
- Oracle target now (again) uses internal fast loader as default. You can enable standard inserts in Options dialog.
- Fixed Interbase/Firebird huge tables reading by chunks in Enterprise
- Fixed Oracle option to change (N)CLOBs to (N)VARCHARs
Version 2.7 (July 4, 2006)
- Extended trial records limit to 50 and set this mode to default
- Fixed parsing of Full Convert 1.x DBF session files
- Fixed Table Settings in 'recreating data' mode - original table name was used for truncating, ignoring eventual user-specified name
Version 2.6 (June 25, 2006)
- ODBC support fully rewritten. It is now much faster and very reliable.
- Changed Table Settings behavior - global name changing options are applied even when user has defined table settings - to allow easy global uppercasing or similar situation
- Added character set translation in Enterprise to Paradox reader in addition to DBF
- Added parsing of FoxPro DBC file to allow for long field names
- In Enterprise version, added ability to override session connection parameters using command line switches or using external file
- Mapped minus character in table names to underscore character for Oracle target
- License info now displays whether it is single user, site, or worldwide license
- MySQL table engine is now by default preserved when converting to MySQL (as a backup for example)
- Added default username to use when specifying MySQL connections - default is "root"
- Added ability to overwrite index names during schema parsing. This is useful when you have indexes with same names, target databases mostly do not support that.
- Added support for Oracle ROWID datatype
- Added trimming of trailing spaces in the DBF source strings
- Full Convert now adds size to index column when target database is MySQL and column in question is BLOB. This can happen when source VARCHAR results with target TEXT datatype for example. Size is customizable in Options dialog.
- Oracle target now uses standard inserts with append hint as default. You can enable internal fast loader in Options dialog.
- Oracle and Interbase/Firebird target schemas are by default now created as case-insensitive. This overrides name transforms settings in Options, unless it is set to case-sensitive, in which case global options are applied.
- Saving log files now prompts whether to overwrite if the file already exists
- Fixed occasional failure to override blanks in not-null fields when Oracle direct loader is used
- Fixed incorrectly calculated memo length in dBase7 reader
- Fixed occasional invalid trimming of column names in Oracle constraints
- Fixed occasional invalid display of accented character in built-in data grid
- Fixed invalid interpretation of Integer columns as autoinc in DBF reader
Version 2.5 (May 22, 2006)
- Added support for dBase7 format
- Added ability to deselect incorrectly defined fields in Table Settings
- Direct loader for Oracle now also handles blanks in not-null fields
- In Enterprise version, reading of large tables in chunks always fetched 50.000 records at a time. It now uses a value defined in Options.
- In Enterprise version, added APPEND hint to Oracle loading modes definition
- DBF tables with more than 255 columns are now supported
- Fixed occasional incorrect interpretation of SQL Server column nullability property
Version 2.4 (April 25, 2006)
- Advanced table settings added to Session wizard in Enterprise version. Ability to override default conversion parameters on table and column level.
- Direct Oracle fast loader is now turned on by default. It enables tenfold speedup compared to traditional SQL inserts, but is not used for tables containing blobs.
- Added support for FoxPro and dBase over OLEDB, for customers who want to connect this way. This has to be turned on in Options.
- MySQL target is now able to dynamically reorder colums and add index if needed for auto_increment columns to work. Also, only the first auto_increment column will keep this property, all the others will have this property reset because of MySQL's limitation of one autoinc column per table.
- Added ability to specify default database folder in Options dialog
- Added check for online updates (latest version)
- DBF reader now recognizes field nullability, hidden fields and autoinc fields. This has to be enabled in Options.
- DBF reader now parses CDX files to support translation of indexes
- Session saving is now enabled in trial
- Added fix for Oracle's inability to insert empty string in not null field. Oracle inserts NULL instead, so Full Convert now inserts a single space in such cases.
- Fixed reset of Options on cancelling of Options dialog
- Fixed handling of MySQL indexes' column length
- Fixed handling of MySQL fulltext indexes
- Fixed bug in trial where 5 records test mode was sometimes ignored and test mode was forced to 5 columns mode
Version 2.3 (March 22, 2006)
- Added creation of unique constraints to Interbase/Firebird tables where needed for foreign key recreation
- Added creation of unique constraints to Oracle tables where needed for foreign key recreation
- Added support for Oracle timestamp data type
- Fixed handling of Interbase/Firebird tables containing quotes in their name
- Fixed handling of Interbase/Firebird BLOB sub types
- Fixed parsing of MySQL tables containing spaces in their name
- Fixed reading of Oracle float type precision
Version 2.2 (March 14, 2006)
- Direct Oracle fast loader (huge speed gains) is now available in Enterprise version
- Enhanced ODBC connection. Username, password and compatibility mode are added.
- Fixed Memo fields handling of DBF VFP3 tables
- Fixed datetime fields erroneous handling of DBF tables introduced in our direct DBF reader
- Fixed connect error on attempt to open password protected Access database
Version 2.19 (September 26, 2007)
- Added ability to directly type in the name of PostgreSQL and SQL Server databases in the Session Wizard
- Fixed Interbase/Firebird blob sub_type handling
- Fixed PostgreSQL login bug
- Fixed PostgreSQL blob writing bug
- Fixed Access password handling
Version 2.18 (August 31, 2007)
- Fixed MySQL tinyint interpretation as bool
- Fixed Lotus1-2-3 handling
- Fixed Interbase/Firebird index creation
- Fixed reading tables in chunks
Version 2.17 (August 14, 2007)
- Added ability to directly type in the name of MySQL database in the Session Wizard, for users who can't connect with a blank database to get a list of available ones
- Fixed missing PostgreSQL access DLLs. We have added missing DLLs to our release
- Fixed 'Data copying for existing tables' error for new projects
Version 2.16 (July 7, 2007)
- Added support for PostgreSQL as both source and target (Enterprise required for the target)
- Added filter in Table Settings. You can now specify the "WHERE clause" to filter out the source data for any table. This is only supported for relational source databases.
- Speed up of MySQL connection time by not using slow information_schema to read metadata
- Added advanced options to the Session Wizard (Enterprise only): Select tables with different size, Data copying for existing tables, Clear All Table Settings
- Added an option to auto-save error log
- Changed trial mode. No more records/column limitation, now we simply stamp the data with ***TRIALMODE*** every few records
- Improved compatibility with SQL Server 6.5
- TEXT datatype is now by default converted to VARCHAR(MAX) if SQL2005 is used as a target
- BLOBs are now by default converted to VARCHAR(MAX) if size is larger than 8000 characters and SQL2005 is used as a target
- Added support for 'USING BTREE' clause in MySQL index definition
- Full Convert won't automatically rename identifiers which are reserved words in target database anymore. There is an option to turn this behavior on.
- Scientific number notation is not used anymore for SQL Server target because SQL2005 no longer supports it in BULK INSERT by default
- Oracle sequence and trigger names are now trimmed to 30 characters
- Fixed connection issue when SQL Server is running on a different port than default
- Fixed the problem where Access and SQL Server data only preserved 4 digits behind decimal point
- Fixed occasional errors with BULK INSERT of BLOB and DATETIME data on SQL Server target
- Fixed the handling of case when Interbase doesn't fill-in certain metadata values
- Fixed parsing of Access indexes
Version 2.15 (April 23, 2007)
- Added support for Oracle sequences and corresponding triggers to Enterprise
- Added support for Interbase/Firebird DEFAULT values
- Added support for different type of quoting in delimited text files
- Added compatible mode for connection to SQL Server 6.5 and earlier
- Oracle parser will now skip over SDO_GEOMETRY fields
- Enforced Oracle date format to a fixed format to avoid problems with varying configurations
- Removed single quote as a string delimiter in delimited text parser. Now only double quotes delimit strings, which helps to parse files where strings are not enclosed with quotes, yet contain single quotes.
- Fixed escaping of double quote in a MySQL target. It isn't quoted anymore.
- Fixed issues with defaults and SQL Server VARCHAR(MAX) columns
- Fixed Session Wizard appearance on large-fonts displays
- Fixed certain cases where Oracle target could miss a constraint
Version 2.14 (March 12, 2007)
- Added support for BINARY, VARBINARY types in MySQL
- Added support for VARCHAR(MAX), NVARCHAR(MAX), VARBINARY(MAX) in SQL Server
- Added Text as target engine to Enterprise for easy conversion of source database to delimited text
- Added auto-translation of character set to Enterprise (from dBase, FoxPro and Paradox sources)
- Added graceful fallback to DML in Oracle target when Direct mode is used
- Added ability to resize Session Wizard, handy when you have large table names
- Added graceful bypass of handling of mysql.proc in case that user doesn't have proper SELECT privileges for MySQL connections
- Added detection of installed OLEDB providers. SQL Server connection now automatically uses SQLNCLI instead of SQLOLEDB if available.
- Added detection of maximum allowed packet size for MySQL target, so Full Convert will take advantage of increased packet size if available
- Added selection of protocol for Interbase/Firebird connection
- The dialog is shown to user to use 'Read large tables in chunks' when OutOfMemory exception is encountered
- Removed legacy database connections (dBase and FoxPro over OLEDB) as they are superseded by a direct reader 'dBase and FoxPro (DBF)'
- Removed MySQLscript engine from the source engine list as it ended there by mistake
- SQL Server statistics are no more being interpreted as indexes for a table
- Fixed the Table Settings - when Append Data was selected, the option was not remembered
Version 2.13 (February 16, 2007)
- Added support for Access 2007
- Added quick-select of local SQLExpress
- Added "quiet" command-line switch which hides the application window
- Added ability to override Interbase/Firebird library from default GDS32.DLL
- Improved Interbase/Firebird structure reading. Option to read full Interbase/Firebird schema at once has been removed.
- Fixed TXT import where character " " was left at the end of the last field in line
- Fixed DBF memo reading in certain versions of DBF
Version 2.12 (November 24, 2006)
- Added optional parsing of SQL Server views as if they were tables. Enterprise only.
- Added default SYSDBA/masterkey username/password for the Interbase/Firebird connection
- Added recognition whether Interbase or Firebird is used and graceful override of functionality unsupported in Interbase. For example, read large table in chunks in supported in Firebird, but not in Interbase.
- Added workaround for Interbase/Firebird bug where server does not support direct reference of columns named as reserved words.
- Added option to skip primary key creation for Oracle target
- Changed code signing to Verisign instead of Thawte in preparation for "Certified for Windows Vista" logo program when Windows Vista is released
- Fixed unsupported CLOB syntax in Oracle versions less than 10
Version 2.11 (October 10, 2006)
- Rewritten delimited text file handling. It is now not cached anymore, resulting in great memory consumption saving. Full Convert now handles text files of hundreds of GB of size easily.
- Added option to skip prefix and suffix lines in the delimited text file. This allows to bypass header comment and summary info, for example.
- Added reports of the source and target tables with their record counts (Enterprise only)
- Greatly speeded up Oracle and SQL Server standard SQL inserts. You can tweak Options (Insert data in batches) and vary number of records inserted per batch to maximize throughput on your machine.
- Added auto select in Session Wizard. Enterprise only.
- Added recognition of all reserved words in target databases. If a table or column name is a reserved word, an underscore character will be appended in the generated target name.
- Added optional parsing of Oracle views as if they were tables. Enterprise only.
- Fixed data throughput calculation not to include opening of the table, only data copying
- Removed dependency of the generated DATETIME SQL string on the system regional settings
- Fixed handling of tables with quotes in the name in the Table Settings
- Fixed built-in optional conversion of LONG to VARCHAR/CLOB in Oracle 8
- Fixed occasional trimming of last character in the last DBF table field
- Fixed detection of deleted DBF records
- Fixed Oracle fast loader inability to find table when preserve table and column case is selected in Options
Version 2.1 (February 9, 2006)
- Added character set conversion in Enterprise version (experimental, available only for DBF source for now)
- Further speedup of SQL Server bulk insert mode
- Speedup of dropping tables in SQL Server and Access targets
- Multiple identity columns in source are now detected and modified so that only first one stays identity (for targets that do not support multiple identity columns per table)
- Fixed case changing behavior in table and column name modifier to support characters with accents
- Integer types in Oracle target are now converted to NUMBER type (not FLOAT anymore). NUMBER has precision set according to size of Integer type.
- *.fcs (Full Convert session) files are now associated with Full Convert on install
- Fixed case where invalid date in DBF record caused entire record to be rejected
- Fixed Access relationship parsing error where differently named local and related columns were swapped
- Fixed behavior when scheduled to run as System account
- Fixed handling of Oracle CLOB columns
- Fixed display of Oracle database in tree list to be user@service, not user@server
- Now using quotes in Oracle target only where needed
Version 2.1 (September 1, 2006)
- Added support for Views in ODBC. Enterprise only.
- Force close of the application during conversion is now properly handled and this event is logged in the error log
- Fixed interpretation of Oracle DATE datatype as DATETIME in the other database engines
Version 2.0 (January 16, 2006)
- Total user interface redesign
- Overall conversion speed improvements
- Added welcome dialog to speed up common tasks
- Added built-in scheduler to enable fully automatic conversions
- Improvement of Paradox source handling (increased speed, startup time of table data reading reduced to zero, minimal and constant memory consumption even for huge tables)
- Merged Paradox and FoxPro engine to minimize confusion of users as both engines use DBF files
- Added interception of NULL values in Interbase/Firebird primary key columns, as primary key columns can only be NOT NULL. Default values are inserted to avoid Interbase/Firebird exceptions.
- Best fit for data displayed in grid can now be limited for small tables only (configurable in Options)
- Options improved
- Improved logging speed of field validations errors (such as invalid dates)
- Improved update of progress dialog for tables with huge blobs where database can handle only a few records per second
- Improved Oracle target speed when table doesn't contain BLOBs
- Delimited text file no more requires character columns to be enclosed in quotes. VARCHAR is now default field type, used when no other type passes validation rules.
- SQL sent to database is flushed before it reaches 1MB in size to avoid problem with typical setup of MySQL and BLOBs.
- Installation files are now signed
- Fixed dropping of Access tables (dependant foreign key constraints were not dropped correctly)
- Fixed detection of Access autoincrement columns
- Fixed detection of Access referential integrity rules (on update/on delete)
- Fixed a bug where Oracle FLOAT data type used digit instead of binary precision, resulting in less precision than desired
- Fixed detection of Interbase/Firebird primary keys
Version 1.9 (August 30, 2005)
- Interbase/Firebird Edition introduced!
- Added XML support
- Separated conversion into 4 stages (create tables, transfer data, create indexes, apply constraints), so that data is always transferred, even if it does not conform correctly to unique indexes and constraint rules
- All targets now save referential integrity constraints
- Added support for ON DELETE and ON UPDATE rules
- Added error return code so scheduled conversion can trap errors
- Interbase/Firebird now handles both SQL Dialects 1 and 3
- Improved compatibility with Oracle 8.x (which does not support multi-byte characters)
- Improved conversion of default values
- You can now select tables of any user in Session Wizard for Oracle source
- Improved Oracle connection dialog so server and port can more easily be defined
- Improved responsiveness of Cancel button in progress dialog
- License keys should now work also with most exotic characters in our customers' names :)
- SQL Log no longer takes up memory during conversion
- Fixed case where some Excel sheets were not displayed as tables
- Removed delay on typing SQL Server connection server name (network was polled for existing SQL Servers too often)
- Improved detection of invalid data in source database
- Removed 'Professional' and 'Standard' versions as such. 'Standard' versions are no more supported, and 'Professional' are simply Editions.
Version 1.8 (June 13, 2005)
- Fixed Interbase/Firebird error with mixed-case table names
- Performance much improved in SQL Server target
- Improved progress dialog
- Fixed cancelling in memory optimized mode
- Added Oracle target option: Long text columns are now by default converted to VARCHAR(4000), because Oracle limits table structure to have only one LONG column per table
- Added detection of multiple same columns defined in index
- Fixed incorrect detection of Excel print areas as sheets
Version 1.7 (May 5, 2005)
- Added memory optimized mode for huge tables (tens of millions of records) to Enterprise version. This mode slows down conversion a bit, but uses small memory footprint. Supported source databases:
- MySQL
- FoxPro
- Oracle
- Access (must have primary key defined to take advantage of this feature)
- SQL Server (must have primary key defined to take advantage of this feature)
- Fixed MySQL partial index recognition
Version 1.6 (March 27, 2005)
- Fixed invalid handling of SQL Server timestamp column
- Fixed conversion of strings containing ASCII value of zero characters. They are now replaced with spaces allowing SQL to be executed properly.
- Fixed occasional Interbase/Firebird server list error
- Fixed truncating of decimal values to 2 decimal places
- Fixed unicode column types detection in databases not supporting unicode
- Fixed numerous Access target bugs
- Fixed ignoring of MySQL table type option - InnoDB was always used.
- Access Edition introduced!
- Added ability to supress invalid field value errors to speed up conversion when there are many
- Added ability to force Unicode or Non-Unicode columns to target database
- Fixed Oracle blob and clob columns reading
- Fixed incorrect setting of Paradox 00:00 time values to NULL
- Fixed occasional wrong conversion of decimal datatype as integer from Interbase source
Version 1.5 (March 8, 2005)
- Fixed long varchar columns converting to MySQL
- Fixed Oracle multiple-columns foreign keys handling
- Fixed SQL Server foreign keys handling
- Fixed Browse For Folder dialog incompatibility with certain systems
- Improved Lotus 1-2-3 handling
- Fixed invalid numbers handling in Paradox
- Fixed NCHAR2, NVARCHAR2 and FLOAT handling in Oracle
- Fixed incorrect multibyte character column length detection in Oracle
- Changed folder browser behavior to automatically position to current folder
Version 1.4 (February 11, 2005)
- Oracle Edition introduced!
- Paradox primary keys are now created in target database
- Conversion process is now cancellable
- Added command-line support for easy batch/scheduling
- Added Export to text in Enterprise version
- Added option to ignore default values. Usable for situations when default value is incompatible with target database
- Edit SQL dialog is now color-coded
- Fixed certain cases invalid Paradox blob field handling
- Fixed incompatibility with Oracle 8
- Fixed occasional incorrect Interbase/Firebird character column length detection
- Fixed MySQL 4.1 authorization problems
- User interface is improved
- Direct connection to Oracle supported. Oracle Client software is not required anymore.
- Added ability to drop recycle bin objects in Oracle database
- Trial version is not row-limited anymore. This will provide good insight in conversion speed for user's specific installation.
- Fixed Batch insert problem for Oracle target database. (Invalid character error)
- Numerous smaller Oracle incompatibilities fixed
Version 1.3 (January 16, 2005)
- Added ODBC sources support
- Added option to log all SQL commands during conversion in Enterprise version - SQL is displayed syntax colored
- Added option to convert non-scaled decimals (numerics) to integers
- Added conversion summary dialog
- Added ability to go to specific record in table using Ctrl+G or using context menu on table data grid
- Changed options behavior for changing case in Options - now tables and columns can have separate settings
- Split logs to summary, error log and SQL log. Each can be saved separately. (SQL log is available in Enterprise version only)
- Added exact reporting for invalid fields - this, combined with 'Go to record', enables you to easily find invalid data
- Fetching record count for Paradox tables is now almost instant
- Fixed incorrect timestamp handling for Paradox tables
- Fixed incorrect null reporting for Paradox boolean fields
- Fixed incorrect date handling for FoxPro tables
- Fixed multiple tables drop
- Fixed index creation failure in trial version when trying to create index of column skipped in trial
- Fixed handling of tables with parentheses in name
- Fixed incorrect parsing of table structure on case sensitive SQL Servers
Version 1.2 (December 2, 2004)
- Initial SQL Server Edition release
- Initial Enterprise version release
- Full support for MySQL 4.1
- Added FoxPro support
- Session wizard allows examining record counts of source data before importing (Professional, Enterprise)
- Session wizard allows skipping of empty source tables (Professional, Enterprise)
- Oracle dialog now supports authentication mode selection and lists available services
- Added Options dialog
- Added option to prepend prefix to target table
- Added option to change case of tables and columns
- Added option to display optimal column width in data grid
- Added option to always display tables' record count
- Added option to select target table type in MySQL
- Added option to select number of records inserted per commit in MySQL
- Rewritten handling of Paradox files for much better speed and accuracy
- Rewritten handling of delimited text files for much better speed and accuracy
- Added ability to view long text in grid cells
- Fixed importing of indexes from SQL Server database
- Indexes are now imported from Access databases
- Increased number of allowed columns in trial from 3 to 5
Version 1.1 (October 7, 2004)
- Improved session wizard
- Improved handling of Paradox files
- Fixed width text files supported
- Added passwords and system database support to Access connection
March 17, 2008
Version 1.0 released
See Version History for more info.






