=== JSqsh 1.1 Released ===
http://jsqsh.wiki.sourceforge.net/
JSqsh (pronounced jay-skwish) is a Java re-implementation of a tool
that I originally authored called sqsh (also hosted on SourceForge).
The original sqsh was a Sybase-specific console based tool (i.e. non-
graphical) that combined the ability to query the database with much
of the functionality of a shell, such as piping the results of queries
out to external programs (grep, more, etc.), expanding variables,
redirecting output to files, command line editing, etc.
Jsqsh attempts to re-create the most frequently used features found in
sqsh but, with the use of JDBC (Java's database driver architecture),
allow it to be used against any database that provides a good JDBC
driver. JSqsh attempts to ****eld the user from much knowledge of Java
and JDBC as much as possible, so it should be suitable for the average
user to use, but there are a couple of places in which some knowledge
of the basics of JDBC are useful.
For a list of useful jsqsh features, see:
http://jsqsh.wiki.sourceforge.net/Features
=== New Features ===
The 1.1 release of jsqsh features enhancements in a number of areas,
including commands to generate SQL statements (SELECT, CREATE TABLE,
and INSERT) based upon object definitions in the database or result
sets, the ability to display results in a graphical popup window if
desired, and enhancements to command line option processing.
For a complete list of changes, see:
http://jsqsh.wiki.sourceforge.net/Whats+new
=== License ===
99% of the software that I use is free, therefore I like to give back
in kind. JSqsh is held under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and
therefore may be freely distributed under the terms of this license.
=== Download ===
Jsqsh is available for download from:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=205193
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