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ObjectDB Database Explorer is a visual GUI tool for managing ObjectDB databases. It can be used ... follows the approach of traditional visual database tools. Every row in the table represents ... the tree, similar to exploring objects in a visual debugger. Notice that the same database object

ObjectDB Explorer is a visual tool for managing ObjectDB databases. You can use the Explorer ... objects visually , navigate among them and execute queries is very valuable during development ... of traditional visual database tools. Every row in the table represents a single object, every column

of Java objects in a database, visually , without writing a single line of code. Many object databases do not have a visual browsing tool at all, or have a very limited one. Keep in mind that database programming without the ability to explore, query and edit the database content visually , is like

after this visual load - the Employee table refuses to update the displayed Paygrades. Initially I ... of actions within the new view created from the FXML loaded. Control the visual elements of the new view

I have a Country entity that has a one-to-many relationship with the Cities entity, When I create the Country records with their respective cities, I have no problems, but when I want to visualize ... . The problem is when I want to visualize the cities, it does not show them, because in

J visual vm is complaining of deadlock since upgrading to the 2.4.4_16 from _06 and using setting -Dobjectdb.temp.no-resize-clear=true The only other change is that we no longer create recovery or replay files as we were not using these. i have attached our full server strack trace

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both cases, to see where is the bottleneck? support Support I added a Visual VM profiling file. btc_es BTC

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The Explorer should support running ObjectDB tools (such as ObjectDB Server and ObjectDB Doctor) visually within the Explorer. This is one of the features that have been supported by the old Explorer of ObjectDB 1. It has been temporarily removed due to incompatibility with the new ObjectDB 2 code base. support Support

ok now. Back to the drawing board... felixobjectdb Richard Szurgot Consider running Java Visual VM

The new Explorer of ObjectDB 2 supports retrieval of database objects by classes and navigation. Retrieval of database objects by executing queries visually should also be supported. This is one of the features that have been supported by the old Explorer of ObjectDB 1. It has been temporarily

The new Explorer of ObjectDB 2 is currently a viewer rather than an editor. It always opens databases in a read only mode. The Explorer should support creating and storing new database objects and editing and updating existing database objects, visually , with no code. This is one of the features