FYI, I've done something similar as well last year, but using Perl/Tk instead. Supports tabular views and form views (forms views are editable). Tested on the PC and Unix. It was done as a prototype/demo as a proposal to replace an older system our customer was using. In it's current state, it's functional, but lacks some robustness (error checking & handling). Likewise if there is any interest, I can check to see whether I can make it available.
-----Original Message----- From: Eric Lenio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 1:11 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: table editing application I have written a perl application using the DBI and Curses modules that allows you to pick a table from a given schema, and then opens it up either in a "tabular" MS Excel-like way, or in a "form" based mode. From this point you can browse, update, insert, or delete data, with the option to simple "where" clauses. For those of you not familiar with Curses, it is a library of screen functions that lets you write simple GUI's for terminals.
