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Oracle Database, SQL Server, IBM DB2, and Other Databases Viewed and Synced with iPad

DatabaseJournal.com Staff
By DatabaseJournal.com Staff

iPad users can now carry their databases with them and synchronize with their desktop database through DBViewerPlusLite. Synchronization is accomplished wirelessly through Wi-Fi or 3G network allowing for instant updates from a user’s desktop database. DBViewerPlusLite also allows for databases to be created, viewed, and updated on the iPad, and includes features such as:

  • Support for Microsoft Access, Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, among other databases
  • Unicode support to synchronize data in various languages
  • Record, and changeable column width
DatabaseJournal.com Staff
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