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Florian Heinemann replied on October 07, 2009 10:14 to the problem "Update oder Upgrade?" in dbCOPY:

Hallo Herr Hentrich,

selbstverständlich erhalten Sie ebenfalls die Möglichkeit eines vergünstigten Upgrades. Senden Sie einfach eine kurze Mail an info@dbcopy.com, damit wir Ihnen den Upgrade-Coupon über 50% zusenden können.

Viele Grüße,

Florian Heinemann

Translation: The customer asked if he is entitled to Update-Prices as a user of dbCOPY 2.0. Answer: Just send an email to info@dbcopy.com to receive your update coupon.

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Florian Heinemann replied on July 19, 2009 20:52 to the problem "I can't connect MySQL databases!" in dbCOPY:

This problem has been solved with dbCOPY 4.0.25. Thanks for reporting it!

Florian Heinemann replied on July 16, 2009 16:44 to the question "Failed SQL Server connection" in dbCOPY:

Thanks for your feedback! Could you give us some more details or a screenshot of the error message?

Best regards,

Florian

Florian Heinemann replied on July 16, 2009 13:29 to the problem "I can't connect MySQL databases!" in dbCOPY:

Hello!

Thanks for this report! Unfortunately, we are not really able to reproduce this error. It would be great, if you could send us a screenshot of the specific error message and your database settings.

You can use this server or send a mail to: info@dbcopy.com

Thanks again for your report and best regards,

Florian

Florian Heinemann replied on July 13, 2009 19:25 to the question "Table edit like in version 3 ?" in dbCOPY:

It would be great if you could tell us which specific features you miss. Adding new tables? Alter field details? Field names? Or the complete set? Maybe we can find a simple solution that would fit your needs!

Florian Heinemann replied on July 13, 2009 18:36 to the question "Table edit like in version 3 ?" in dbCOPY:

Thank you very much for your feedback. There is a feature called "Export" to create new tables based on a source database. However, dbCOPY 4 does not support the alteration of tables - Our goal was to focus on our core competencies and improve the transfer of data. We plan to implement basic alteration features in the future.

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Florian Heinemann replied on July 13, 2009 08:39 to the question "not the wished database type and programm version" in dbCOPY:

You might be interested to hear that we’ve implemented a Paradox database module into dbCOPY 4. Have a look at our tutorial how to transfer data from Paradox to mySQL. For sure, you can copy data also to any other supported database.

Florian Heinemann replied on June 11, 2009 13:07 to the question "not the wished database type and programm version" in dbCOPY:

Hello!

Thank you for your feedback! Please send me an email to f.heinemann@dbcopy.com so that we can find an individual solution.

With dbCOPY 4 we shifted our focus to people who have to copy data regularly. We also added many features which were often requested. While working on modules for smaller databases, we'll try to find a solution for the meantime.

Best regards,

Florian

Florian Heinemann replied on May 27, 2009 21:27 to the question "Append Not Overwrite Syntax" in dbCOPY:

Hello Tara,

You can use the dbCOPY mode 'Append', which appends only records that do not exist in the target database. To ensure that only new records are transfered, dbCOPY checks all available primary keys.

In case that you do not have any primary keys in your table you can define virtual primaries by clicking on the blue icon next to the target column in the Field Mapping window.

Best Regards