Introduction
Exportizer is a database query and export tool, which works with relational databases of different types, starting from simple formats like DBF or CSV, continuing on to Microsoft Access or Excel, and ending with high-level databases like Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server etc.
It has three editions, each of them has different set of functionality.
Main application purposes:
- Browsing and editing database tables
- Exporting database tables to files or clipboard
- Print table data
Using Pro or Enterprise editions, this set is expanding with:
- Using much more data sources
- Writing and executing database queries of any complexity
- Executing multi-command SQL scripts
- Migrating data to other databases
You can perform export operations from graphic user interface (GUI), via command line, or using action files.
The application can be useful for database developers, data analysts, QA engineers and all those who use relational database either for work or for education.
Here are some of the most requested sections from the documentation:
Differences between different Exportizer editions
Learn the differences between the app editions: Exportizer, Exportizer Pro, and Exportizer Enterprise.
Opening Different Data Source Types
Ways of opening different types of data sources in Exportizer, from simple data files like DBF or CSV to databases of higher level like Oracle and PostgreSQL.
Command Line Usage
Everything you should know about performing operations from command line in Exportizer. Switches and parameters. Useful examples. Building command from GUI.
Practical cases
Examples and step-by-step instructions of data exporting, conversion, and migration in Exportizer. Different source types and different target formats.