Universal Table Browser 2

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UES
Date added:

01/05/2004
File size:

4.4M
License:

Free to try
Minimum requirements:

Windows Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server,

Publisher’s description

Universal Table Browser is a fully functioning Query Tool giving you access to any database using ODBC. A graphical user interface means that you can simply point and click your way to complex SQL statements or use the SQL editor to write your own query. The browser has been optimized for MASSIVE databases, capable of dealing with MILLIONS of rows and thousands of columns and is capable of delivering data to you at blistering speed!

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Universal Table Browser 2

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