Maybe I used it wrong, but no matter what else I want to know. Which tools would you recommend to view And manipulate db4o files?
Update: I have been using LINQPad. There are some yak shaving involved, but it works quite well. There is still a lot of demand in terms of features available in applications such as HeidiSQL/SQL Studio/etc, But this is a start.
Gamlor has a great tutorial on how to use LINQPad with db4o. You need to modify it so that you can use client-server access (so not locking your database).
Me I don’t want to republish his code here because I think it is meaningless. He is also a user here and does not want to win his honor.
For me, LINQPad seems to be the best way. It’s also because I can use it on my server, and I have trouble in OME for obvious reasons.
I am playing db4o and I have the Visual Studio Object Manager Viewer. It seems okay, but it is not fully compatible with tools such as HeidiSQL/SQL Studio/etc, not to mention that it locks the db4o file-I cannot use my db4o application and object manager at the same time.
Maybe I used it wrong, but no matter what else I want to know. Which tools would you recommend to view and manipulate db4o files?
Update: I have been using LINQPad. There are some yak shaving involved, but it works quite well. There is still a lot of demand in terms of features available in applications such as HeidiSQL/SQL Studio/etc, But this is a start.
I suggest you use LINQPad as the first startup.
Gamlor has a great tutorial on how to use LINQPad with db4o. You need to modify it so that you use client-server access (so your database is not locked).
I don’t want to republish his code here because I think It doesn’t make sense. He is also a user here and does not want to win his honor.
For me, LINQPad seems to be the best way, but also because I can use it on my server, I ran into trouble in OME for obvious reasons.