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Console based database query tool, featuring command line editing, piping of output to other programs, and much much more
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Welcome to JSqsh -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- What is JSqsh? ============== JSqsh (pronounced jay-skwish) is short for Java SQl Shell, a console based tool that allows the ability to query a database with functionality of your typical shell, such as command line editing, tab completion, variable expansion, redirection of output to files, or the ability to pipe the output of the query execution to an external program (grep, more, etc.). Documentation ============= Everything you ever wanted to know about jsqsh is available here: https://github.com/scgray/jsqsh/wiki I totally welcome contributions, questions, and feedback. Feel free to contact me at scottgray1-at-gmail.com. 99.9% Pure ========== The core of jsqsh is Java, meaning that it should compile on virtually any platform that Java runs on. However, there are two features of jsqsh that are provided via an additional (optional) layer that is written in C. These features are: - Command line editing (a.k.a "readline") - Execution of external programs that require terminal control The second bullet means that without the C layer, programs that jsqsh spawns that need to control the terminal (such as a text editor) or query the teriminal's size (such as 'more') will not function properly. Licensing ========= JSqsh is held under the Apache License Version 2.0. The details of the license are available in the LICENSE file included herein. Building and Installing ======================= Refer to the INSTALL file for directions on building it yourself.
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