Categories: Databases, Programming & Development, System Utilities
Upload date: 10 Apr 10
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License: Freeware
Downloads: 12533 File Size: 3733 Kb
Wireless Database Viewer PlusSynchronize any desktop side database Wirelessly with your Symbian S60 3rd and 5th Edition Device(3G, EDGE or Wi-Fi). Changes on Symbian device can synchronize wirelessly and instantly to desktop database. Also, any modifications to the desktop database can wirelessly and instantly sent to Symbian device, so you will always have the most current information at your fingertips. It allows to sync with Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel and any ODBC Compliant database like Oracle, SQL Server etc.
Features:
Synchronize any desktop side database Wirelessly on your Symbian S60 3rd and 5th Edition Device. (3G, EDGE or Wi-Fi).
Synchronize only updated desktop data to Symbian device automatically.
Add/Edit/Delete data on Symbian device, which will be immediately transfer to database on your PC wirelessly.
Apply SQL Select queries, Filters, Sort the fields and Push data according to it.
Supported Databases: MS Access, MS Excel, Oracle, SQL Server, FoxPro, dBase and any ODBC Compliant Database.
Make a phone call for the selected field''s numeric contents, which will be treated as a phone number.
Find and Find again option to search a record.
Easy navigation in both Record and Grid view using shortcut keys.
Data is secured as 128 bit AES used for encryption.
Supports Unicode language database such as Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Russian etc.
Synchronize data on SD Card.
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