New enhancements in the Release 4.2.1 from 1st March, 2012 ...
TABEX/4 makes table management – administration as well as maintenance – easy and comfortable, independent of type of database or file organization. Broad editing functionalities and high-performance table access lower CPU consumption and ensure optimum table management.
The following data sources are supported:
During a session, a user can access data from different data sources, even data from different database types or work across databases. Of course, it is also possible to work in several sessions in parallel.
TABEX/4 runs independently of platform and database and offers one uniform table management dialog for all platforms and all databases of the company.
In the TABEX/4 user interface, system handling is the same on every platform. For a user, it is unimportant in which database the tables are stored or on which operating system the TABEX/4 Business Logic is executed.
Because of its platform independence, TABEX/4 can be used identically company wide. Because of its database independence, TABEX/4 can also be used identically for all possible database systems company wide.
The range of editing functions is broad, comprising for instance
It is possible to define modification formulas for mass changes and execute them in selected table rows.
The TABEX/4 locking mechanism prevents two or more users from editing the same tables at the same time with several tasks no matter whether these tasks are started by the TABEX/4 user interface or the utility table management functions.
Tables can be defined as version tables. This technique enables
Data from several tables in any database can be joined.
Compare functions are provided by the user interface and the utilities. In this way it is possible to compare table versions having the same structure or tables from different databases. During table maintenance, comparison with the former table can be performed at anytime.
TABEX/4 offers utility functions which enable users to change table data or to edit tables by batch jobs. Similar to table management through the user interface, releasing procedure and logging are integrated.