SQL++ is a versatile command-line SQL tool that can be easily configured and is loaded with features. It is efficient and works on any platform.
SQL++ is a versatile and feature-rich command-line SQL tool that can be easily configured and used with different databases. It can replace other command-line tools such as mysql-client, psql, and sqlplus. This project comes equipped with multiple connections, subselects, and multi-database interfacing, among other features.
To install SQL++, users must have Perl, DBI, Term::ReadKey, and the correct Term::ReadLine installed. Upon installation, SQL++ automatically checks for required modules and installs them with permission. Furthermore, users have the option to install additional drivers from a longer list or manually install them.
Users can start using SQL++ with little difficulty. The software highlights its different features with examples, such as selecting multiple values for a WHERE clause and copying tables into another database or table. They can also modify long rows quickly using the overwrite export function and import function.
This release of SQL++ includes MySQL's --safe-updates flag and Microsoft SQL support. The software also addresses various bugs. For more information, users can read the README or run the `morehelp` command while in SQL++.
To install SQL++, users must have Perl, DBI, Term::ReadKey, and the correct Term::ReadLine installed. Upon installation, SQL++ automatically checks for required modules and installs them with permission. Furthermore, users have the option to install additional drivers from a longer list or manually install them.
Users can start using SQL++ with little difficulty. The software highlights its different features with examples, such as selecting multiple values for a WHERE clause and copying tables into another database or table. They can also modify long rows quickly using the overwrite export function and import function.
This release of SQL++ includes MySQL's --safe-updates flag and Microsoft SQL support. The software also addresses various bugs. For more information, users can read the README or run the `morehelp` command while in SQL++.
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