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Company news May 18, 2020
New version features support of tabbed forms, a variety of new Google charts, new and significantly updated editors, a lot of security-related enhancements including Google ReCAPTCHa, ability to verify an entered password strength and more, totals for calculated columns, a number of GUI improvements, and many other useful things.
Oct 18, 2019
New version comes with PostgreSQL 12 compatibility, introduces support for stored generated columns, using of planner support functions in functions and some other enhancements.
Aug 8, 2019
New version comes with support for PSQL stored functions, external procedures and functions, DDL privileges, new user properties and a number of other Firebird 3 features, updated SSH client equipped with more secure key exchange algorithms, database profile usage statistics and other enhancements.
Latest resourcesThe article shows how to implement an AJAX-based one-click editor for a logical column.
This article begins a series of step-by-step tutorials on how we made the NBA demo. It explains how to add new items to the menu, implement run-time theme selection, and tweak the login form.
The article illustrates how to use various chart libraries with PHP Generator.
Feature of the day You can create ER Diagrams to represent objects in your ASA databases in a couple clicks with Database Designer.
 If you have an ODBC driver for something, with MS SQL Database Converter you can convert it to SQL Server.
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