Valentina Studio FREE | Single | PRO
Valentina Studio is the free, all purpose database management and forms client tool. Valentina Studio Pro combines database management with diagramming, forms creation, reporting and database continuous integration. Available on Windows, Linux and macOS.
- [New][Pro] – ability to define ‘Virtual Links’ using dialog.
- [New] – You can find the command ‘Create Virtual Link’ in the contextual menu for a Database and a Table.
- [New][Wiki] – Section about Manual Virtual Links
- [Free] In the Free Edition of Valentina Studio you can create up to 5 Virtual Links.
- [New][Sync] – Virtual Links for a database, now are synced via Cloud, if you have turned on this feature in your Prefs Dialog.
- [New][Sync] – New button with Cloud icon in the Main ToolBar to Expose the state of your Cloud Sync settings. Click it to open Prefs Dialog of Valentina Studio at ‘Sync Preferences’ page
- [Fix][ODBC] - Fixed an issue retrieving data with NULL values occurring with ODBC Drivers that don't support scrollable cursors (e.g., MS Access). It affected the correctness of the Data Transfer functionality.
- [Fix][MSSQL] - Fixed the issue of displaying a list of databases when the user connecting to the server lacked permissions to access backup information. Now, the backup information is retrieved using a separate query.
- [Fix][Data Editor] - Fixed an error that occurred after adding a new record to MySQL and MSSQL tables on Windows.
Valentina for Xojo
The Xojo development environment supports multiple compile targets, including macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and more. You can find the iOS example projects within the downloadable archive.
- [Fix] Support building iOS projects for Simulator on ARM-based Mac systems
Valentina for Java
Valentina ADKs are available for incorporating the ultra-fast ValentinaDB and Valentina Reports into your Java based solutions.
- [Fix] – FIXED critical issue. Please upgrade your installation of this ADK if you use it
This release is immediately available on the Paradigma Software website. You can see the original announcement on the Paradigma Software developer blog.