Category: Valentina Studio Pro
[VStudio] v5.2.3 passed into App Store.
User Say About Valentina Studio: Looks good, works well ★★★★★
So far this app has been the best GUI I’ve seen for dealing with PostgreSQL on OS X or Ubuntu.
by Morganwilde – Version 5.1.1 – May 22, 2013
Users Say About Valentina Studio 5.1: Cavoli!!! ★★★★★
Ottima app , gratuita e funzionante , intuitiva e anche carina esteticamente. Complimenti agli sviluppatori.
cavoli!!! ★★★★★ Missy0376 – Version 5.1 – Mar 24, 2013 Mac App Store.
Users Say About Valentina Studio 5.1: Brilliant Tool ★★★★★
This is an amazing product, that is now alongside XCode in my suite. Being able to communicate with MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite right out of the box, working on the first try is an impressive thing. The consoidation of the tools access these multiple systems into one tool is a very very nice thing to have. PGAdmin, MySQLWorkbench, and sqlite command line tools are now demoted. I like it so much, I am going to have to try the Valentina DB.
Brilliant Tool ★★★★★ by DM3333 – Version 5.1 – Mar 24, 2013. Mac App Store.
[VStudio][New] Query Builder now have Search field at bottom of Table list
[VStudio][New] Ability to add on diagram all linked tables around some table T by a single command
Let you want todo reverse engineering, i.e. visualize some existed tables and links on a new diagram. Let you want to expose on a diagram some family of linked tables. You add the first table and meet problem. You usually don’t know/remember which other tables are linked.
Now you have great help on this step. In the contextual menu of Table, in the model find command “Add Linked Tables …”.
It will show you dialog where you can select all or some linked tables, click OK and see linked tables.
[VStudio][Imp] SQLEditor now have not-modal panel to do Find/Replace
Valentina Studio Supports MariaDB
The Valentina team is happy to announce that Valentina Studio supports MariaDB, the drop-in replacement for MySQL from Michael “Monty” Widenius, the creator of MySQL.
Valentina Studio on Mac App Store
Valentina Studio 5.1 is now available for free through Mac App Store. Valentina Studio 5.1 was recently released with support for SSH, making it your best choice for working with virtual hosting services and the databases you may have stored there.
Valentina Studio on the Mac App Store also has in-app upgrading to Valentina Studio Pro for your convenience.
[VStudio][NEW] Support of SSH connects to remote servers
Usually mySQL servers are closed to access from external IPs. Instead mySQL users are used to connect to remote host using SSH tunnel and then connect to mySQL server like from localhost.
We have add into Valentina Studio support of SSH connects to remote hosts. It is clear that it can be used for any remote DB server: Valentina Server, mySQL or PostgreSQL.
Also we have to push SSH parameters into the connection string of Valentina Reports, so now reports can connect to e.g. remote mySQL server by SSH tunnel also. Read in WIKI.
[VStudio] MAS Submission steps
After 5.0 release we have made the first attempt to submit Valentina Studio into Apple’s Mac App Store. As expected, it was reject with a couple of fair issues and one advice to hide all PRO features in the free edition of VStudio.
Step by step we have come to a new design. On the picture you can see how start page will looks for 5.1 version of Valentina Studio (MAS).
Since we was need to remove “Projects” section anyway, we have decide to put “in-app store” of Valentina Studio on the start page instead of section “Projects”.
If a user will do in-app purchase then PRO features will be enabled and become visible. The section “Projects” will be visible again on the start page.
[VStudio][Change] Free VStudio 5.1 will be able to save diagrams and do reverse engineering.
In 5.0 Diagrams was a PRO feature, so was available in free version only in the demo mode: you could create and edit diagram, but you was not able save it for future use.
Working on submitting of Valentina Studio into Apple’s App Store, we was asked to remove from free version any such demo-features. We have decide instead remove it completely, open half of its functionality to free edition of VStudio. In 5.1 build of Valentina Studio you will be able
- create diagrams and save them into your db.
- add new schema objects (tables, fields, views, links)
- add existed schema objects of your database (reverse-engineering).
Disabled will be just forward-engineering, i.e. generation of SQL scripts to produce new schema objects and change existed.
Interesting to note, that a competing product in AppStore, asks in-app purchase 70$ for reverse-engineering. Valentina Studio 5.1 will give this for free. Enjoy 🙂
[VStudio][Improve] Server Admin Panel – Log Files
5.0b60 includes significant improve of LOG files panel of Server Admin tool.
1) Now in the list of log files of a VSERVER you can see two sections. The first is named TAIL and contains only active log files. If you choose one of them, you will see tail (end) of this file with automatic refresh. This is analog of terminal tail command.
2) We have improve protocol between VSERVER and VStudio to exclude from vserver log file commands that send VStudio itself to collect information.
3) We have extend set of SNMP commands that VSERVER supports to increase performance of talk between VSERVER and VStudio. Besides, VSERVER is able proceed these commands absolutely parallel to its main job.
[NEW][MAC] VStudio.app and installer of VServer_x64 now are signed
OS X 10.8 has option “System Settings -> Security -> General -> Allow: MAS App Store and identified developers” on default to be ON, so you cannot installed easy not signed applications and run installers. Note that 10.7 also can have this option enabled on some computers.
To resolve this issue, we have sign vstudio.app and vserver_x64.pkg installer.
Unfortunately we cannot easy sign other our installers (V4RB, V4REV, V4CC, … ) because we using third party installer. So for now, for 5.0, we going to ship these installers not signed. To run them, OS X developer should in the Finder do CTRL + click on icon of installer and choose OPEN command in the contextual menu. In this case you will see the button ALLOW in the OS X security dialog. Click it, and continue as usual.