Database Tour is a Cross-database tool and report builder. Works via ADO or BDE.
It is a convenient and powerful Cross-database program, which includes different db utilities and tools like SQL tool, reporting tool, data converting, exporting, importing utilities and much more.
It can work with data in different formats like dBase (DBF), Paradox (DB), Microsoft Access (MDB), Interbase, Oracle, SQL Server etc. Database Tour Pro facilitates or automates most often used database oparations, such as viewing and editing data, building reports and printing data, building SQL queries, importing and exporting data, and much more...

Many operations can be performed via command line with large count of parameters. This gives you ability to customize the program's start, use it in batch files and your own programs.

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Software Information		Technical Requirements
Version:	6.5.1.1022	Windows 7/XP/2003/Vista Pentium II CPU To use Database Tour, you need ADO 2.1+ or BDE 5.0+.
License:	Free to try, $97.00 to buy
Download Size:	2.64 MB
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• Creating tables for different types of databases.
• Viewing data in databases.
• Editing data.
• Several ways to print data.
• Built-in report engine, which allows to produce the reports automatically or by using a visual report designer with templates, expressions, preview etc.
• Expression builder for report expressions.
• Building and executing SQL queries.
• Support for execution of multi statement SQL scripts.
• Syntax highlighting in SQL editor.
• Support for parameterized SQL queries.
• Enhanced database grids, which allow to view and manipulate the data in the most convenient way, including sorting by clicking column header, changing row heights, resizing columns etc.
• Creating, deleting, modifying BDE aliases.
• Command line support for executing queries, opening tables, export-import operations, loading reports etc. with logging the performed operations.
• Searching and replacing text in database with ability to choose fields, record range etc.
• Customized data view (font, background).
• Conditional formatting data in database grids and reports.
• Import data to table from another table or a query.
• Export data from open table or query of any format to text, HTML, XLS, XML, RTF, CSV and to databases of other formats (which supported by database engine installed).
• Copying data to clipboard.
• Calculating numeric fields (sum, avg, min, max, count).
• Viewing and editing Blob data, such as MEMO, graphic, RTF.
• Tools for editing text fields (trimming, changing case of symbols).
• Sorting (logical and physical) data.
• Filtering data according to specified criteria.
• Viewing table and database structure with ability to print, copy, sort it.
• Reindexing tables.
• Ability to control transactions manually.
• Storing database and SQL history.

• dBase / FoxPro (*.dbf). Access via BDE or ADO (using ODBC or ISAM drivers).
• Paradox (*.db). Access via BDE or ADO (using ODBC or ISAM drivers).
• Text (*.txt). Access via BDE (text tables with schema files *.sch) or ADO (using ODBC or ISAM drivers).
• Comma separated values (*.csv). Access via ADO (using text ODBC driver) or BDE (for export purposes only).
• Lotus (*.wk1, *.wj2). Access via ADO (using ISAM driver).
• HTML (*.htm, *.html). Access via ADO (using ISAM driver).
• XML (*.xml). Access via BDE (for export purposes only) or ADO (for import / export operations only).
• Interbase (*.gdb). Access via BDE (using direct file link for local databases or BDE aliases for remote databases) or ADO (using ODBC driver with direct file link for local databases or ODBC DSN for remote databases).
• Microsoft Access (*.mdb). Access via ADO (using ODBC driver) or BDE (using DSN-based BDE alias or native driver (only Access 95-97)).
• Microsoft Excel (*.xls). Access via BDE (using DSN-based BDE alias) or ADO (using ODBC or ISAM drivers).
• Microsoft Visual FoxPro (*.dbc). Access via BDE (using DSN-based BDE alias) or ADO (using ODBC drivers).
• Oracle. Access via BDE (using BDE alias) or ADO (using ODBC DSN).
• SQL Server. Access via BDE (using BDE alias) or ADO (using ODBC DSN).
• PostgreSQL. Access via BDE (using DSN-based BDE alias) or ADO (using ODBC DSN).
• MySQL. Access via BDE (using DSN-based BDE alias) or ADO (using ODBC DSN).
• Theoretically, Database Tour can work with some other formats (depending on database engine (ADO or BDE) installed).