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ANN: EMS PostgreSQL Utils 1.1 released!
EMS HiTech Company is announcing the next version (1.1) of PostgreSQL Utils -- Powerful Windows/Linux Data Management Utilities for PostgreSQL Server.
You can download the latest version from
http://www.pgsqlutils.com/download.phtml
What's new in version 1.1?
1. PostgreSQL Import: possibility of defining scripts (for each used database) to execute before and after import added.
2. PostgreSQL Export/Import: Possibility of entering the database name manually added.
3. PostgreSQL Import: now history of opened templates is being saved and you can quickly load the needed template by selecting it from the list.
4. PostgreSQL Import: some new preferences are now available for customization.
5. PostgreSQL Export: wizard interface improved.
6. PostgreSQL Export: some export algorithms were optimized.
7. PostgreSQL Export/Import: Several improvements and small bugfixes.
What are EMS PostgreSQL Utils?
EMS PostgreSQL Utils are powerful cross-platform data management utilities for PostgreSQL Server, which make your work with the server much easier and faster. Currently PostgreSQL Utils include PostgreSQL Export - a powerful tool for PostgreSQL data export, and PostgreSQL Import - an utility for quick importing data to PostgreSQL tables.
What is EMS PostgreSQL Export?
EMS PostgreSQL Export is a cross-platform (Windows and Linux) program to export your data quickly from PostgreSQL databases to any of 12 available formats, including MS Excel, MS Word, HTML, TXT, and more. PostgreSQL Export includes a wizard, which allows you to set export options for each table visually (destination filename, exported fields, data formats, and many more) and a command line utility to export data from tables and queries in one-touch.
What is EMS PostgreSQL Import?
EMS PostgreSQL Import is a powerful cross-platform (Windows and Linux) tool to import your data quickly from MS Excel, MS Access, DBF, TXT and CSV files to PostgreSQL tables. PostgreSQL Import includes a wizard, which allows you to set all the import options for different files visually, and a command-line utility to execute import in one-touch.
We hope you'll enjoy working with our software.
Thank you for your attention.
Best regards,
EMS HiTech development team.
http://www.ems-hitech.com
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