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| Stable release
|
| sdtcl/tksql |
~ 217Kb |
0.8.28 |
GUI & all needed packages: sdsql, sdtcl, layout, easy install
script, demo |
| rpm version
| ~ 225Kb
| 0.8.28
| GUI & all needed packages: sdsql, sdtcl, layout, html pages, demo
|
| debian version
| ~ 225Kb
| 0.8.28
| GUI & all needed packages: sdsql, sdtcl, layout, html pages,
demo |
Related Software
In order to be alble to use TkSql you need some more software:
- tcl/tk, the interpreter
- tktable, an extension to tksql
- libpgtcl, an extension to connect to PostgreSQL
- libmysqltcl, an extension to connect to MySQL
To speed-up installation i gathered some infos/package here...
TclTk
You will need tcl/tk that is distributed w/ all major Linux
distributions. You can look for source, linux, windows and mac binaries at
www.tcl.tk. If you install ActiveTcl yoúll get in
one single install also the tktable extensions (and many more) with the only
droaback that the install executable is some 8 MB.
Tktable
Tktable is the widget that provide the 2 dimentional grid of cell to edit
data in a "table" view.
For the time being I strongly suggest to avoid using 2.6. I put here an
rpm version that installs libraries under /usr/lib.
It has 3 libraries so that it works with tk8.0 and tk8.2 and tk8.3. I never
tried it w/ tcl8.1.
If you have version 2.7 and above that will do.
You can get Debiam packages for tktable from debian repository issuing:
apt-get install tktable
PostgreSQL / libpgtcl
PostgreSQL is available in any distibutions I know of...
libpgtcl is needed for tksql/sdsql and is generally distributed w/
postgreSQL. In Debian systems: apt-get install libpgtcl.
In RedHat distribution is packed in the postgresql-tcl package.
Windows libraries can be found here
MySQL / libmysqltcl
MySQL is available in any distributions I know of... and also for windows
libmysqltcl is needed to connect to it, you can download it
here. In Debian Systems:
apt-get install mysqltcl
How releases are numbered
For the time being I only ship all the packages and the application together
(225 KBytes). Each package has a release number that is not really important, a
revision number that is given by CVS system, but the release number that
should be relevant is the version of the package as a bundle.
License
Sdtcl and sdsql are free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
Free Software Foundation.