Announcing the Release of OmniDB 2.3
Oxford, United Kingdom – November 2, 2017
2ndQuadrant announces the release of OmniDB 2.3, now including a Debugger for PL/pgSQL functions, available for download here.
OmniDB is a browser-based database management tool. It is designed to be a powerful, yet lightweight, user-friendly and fast-performing interface for PostgreSQL databases. OmniDB is fully backed by 2ndQuadrant’s world renowned 24/7 Production Support.
OmniDB 2.3 presents new and exciting features, listed below:
- Debugger for PL/pgSQL functions. This release presents a new interface and a PostgreSQL plugin for debugging PL/pgSQL functions. Users will be able to visualize the execution state of the debugging process at every step, including duration and final results, with statistics charts at the end of the operation.
- Automatic saving of query tabs. This feature allows the user to work without manually saving queries. When the user closes OmniDB and restarts it, all the tabs with queries that have been executed will be automatically restored.
This release also includes important enhancements such as:
- Automatic closing of database connections. OmniDB 2.3 introduces an interface and backend server that are completely synchronized. When a tab is closed, all connections in the backend related to that tab are closed simultaneously, this feature prevents from filling the database with unused backends.
For a complete list of changes, including detailed bug fixes, read the OmniDB change tracker here.
For more information, please send an email to [email protected]
About 2ndQuadrant
2ndQuadrant is the Gold Standard for PostgreSQL Products & Services and consistently contributes enterprise features to enhance performance, scalability, security, and stability in PostgreSQL. Spanning 22 countries and 5 continents, 2ndQuadrant is the largest single collective organization of PostgreSQL experts. We have adopted the open source business model and are Platinum sponsors for the PostgreSQL project. Our focus on service quality is reflected in the consistent best-in-class NPS of over 75 for more than 2 years.
