Support for placing multiple SQL statements in the query text area, each separated by a semicolon was added. BasicQuery will split the input at each semicolon (unless they are within quotes) and execute each statement independently. The feature can be enabled and disabled by a menu option. All statements in the group must be the same type (selects [with resultsets] versus modifications [update, insert, delete, DDL]).
This begins the next cycle of feature additions
scheduled for the 01.04 version. The configuration
files have been moved to a sub-directory of the
user's home. This will prevent overwriting of
configuration files when future versions are
installed. The user may now control the font type
and size for the messages and data displays.
Driver definitions and connect string templates
for several DBs have been added to the default
driver and connect files. Included are Apache
Derby, Informix, and DB2.
This fixes a bug with the handling of incorrectly
formatted definitions for user defined row
coloring. BasicQuery will now simply report that
the color definition cannot be parsed and will
ignore the affected portion of the color
definition.
This production release encompasses support for 6 languages, a soft-reference-based results cache, and numerous options for controlling application behavior, including reporting of client and server details. Upgrading is recommended. On the source code side, this version completes the integration of log4j, JUnit, and Cobertura. The test suite is fairly complete, other than automating the testing of the GUI components.
Resource bundles were added for French, German,
Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish in addition to
the original English. The program will use the
system configured language/country to attempt to
find the correct resource bundle, but has the
option to override that setting. Changes were
completed for all messages/widgets within the
application frame to use the resource bundle
values. Finally, a couple of minor bugs were
fixed, including resolution of an issue causing
leaking DB connections when the database details
were being output.
