http://torasql.com/ 2010-03-10T13:50:06-08:00 http://torasql.com/ http://torasql.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-02-07T07:21:14-08:00 Tomas Straupis http://torasql.com/knowhow:connections?rev=1265556074&do=diff Description In order to increase stability of TOra - so that it does not freeze if a connection takes too long, or crash if it never returned - connection pooling mechanism was introduced. It means that for one opened TOra there is more than one database session opened. They are reused in different calls to database and time is not wasted to open/close sessions each time main connection is busy and another session is needed. text/html 2010-02-03T13:05:31-08:00 Tomas Straupis http://torasql.com/knowhow:debugger?rev=1265231131&do=diff Debug tool uses standard oracle DBMS_DEBUG package to control debug sessions. When debugging you have two sessions: * Debug session – main session from which you're controlling all debug operations, checking status, reading and setting values for variables etc. * Target session – separate session running the code being debugged. This session will usually be executed with a lot of suspensions in order to allow operator to step through statements manually, check and set variable values etc.… text/html 2010-02-03T11:17:06-08:00 Tomas Straupis http://torasql.com/knowhow:index?rev=1265224626&do=diff text/html 2010-01-30T18:51:47-08:00 Nathan Neulinger http://torasql.com/screenshots?rev=1264906307&do=diff TOra 2.0 TOra 1.x text/html 2010-01-30T18:41:52-08:00 Nathan Neulinger http://torasql.com/privacypolicy?rev=1264905712&do=diff This privacy policy tells you how we use personal information collected at this site. All web servers track basic information about their visitors. This information includes, but is not limited to, IP addresses, browser details, timestamps and referring pages. None of this information can personally identify specific visitors to this site. The information is tracked for routine administration and maintenance purposes. text/html 2009-12-31T14:59:45-08:00 Tomas Straupis http://torasql.com/knowhow:configuration?rev=1262300385&do=diff Classes * toConfiguration (toconfiguration.h/cpp) – main class used for configuration. It contains setters and getters for main configuration options (which are stored in toConfigurationPrivate object). * toConfigurationPrivate (toconfiguration.h/cpp) – stores all values of configuration values, has functions to load and save configuration data using QSettings. text/html 2009-12-02T05:37:27-08:00 Petr Vanek http://torasql.com/download?rev=1259761047&do=diff Linux It's always good to use prepared packages for your distribution. Search in distribution's repositories or in our sourceforge download area. * Suse/openSuse - Packman repository * Gentoo - TOra is in the main portage tree You can always build your own TOra from source code. See Development section for howto text/html 2009-11-28T04:48:50-08:00 Tomas Straupis http://torasql.com/knowhow:documentation?rev=1259412530&do=diff TOra documentation is currently used for help system only. In the future it will also be used to generate one documentation book (one pdf file). Files Help files are currently held in three places: * /tora/doc/help * /tora/src/help * /tora-htdocs/help text/html 2009-11-21T03:13:00-08:00 Tomas Straupis http://torasql.com/knowhow:schemabrowser?rev=1258801980&do=diff Main class for schema browser is toBrowser. It is sub-classed from QTabWidget and provides: * all tabs (tables, views, indexes, synonyms etc.) as depicted in picture below. * list of objects on the left side (marked with red) * details of selected object on the right side (marked with blue) text/html 2009-11-20T02:00:57-08:00 Petr Vanek http://torasql.com/development?rev=1258711257&do=diff Requirements to build TOra * Oracle client and SDK installed * C++ compiller (gcc, MSVC tested) * Qt4 libraries with its development parts (header files, uic, etc.) * optional: QScintilla2 library for Qt4 * Autotools or Cmake (2.6.x or newer) * optional: svn client for fresh source code access text/html 2009-11-20T01:59:24-08:00 Petr Vanek http://torasql.com/knowhow:toextract?rev=1258711164&do=diff This document describes what TOra extractor is and how it works. Extractor (defined as class toExtract (files toextract.h/cpp)) is an interface to different databases. To execute different operations on different databases you will be calling extractor functions which will check which connection is currently being used (oracle, mysql etc.) and will call corresponding database specific implementation.