DBcloner DBcloner is a fully-featured database cloning utility that enables you to clone any number of databases from any source into any destination, all without the need to touch the SQL code. DBCloner enables you to take Snapshots, Restores, and Patching of databases without the need to touch any of the code, thus saving you from the effort of having to rebuild the database code. Moreover, DBCloner is a powerful Database Migration Tool, and you can use it to migrate from any source to any destination in the shortest time possible, so that you can be ready to use the destination database in the shortest time possible. DBCloner Features: - Ability to take Snapshots of any number of databases - Ability to Clone any number of databases - Ability to Save the database State - Ability to Restore any number of databases - Ability to Patch any number of databases - Ability to generate database Clone code - Ability to backup databases - Ability to support databases with different formats - Ability to support databases on remote servers - Ability to backup the database on any network drive - Ability to run in all Operating Systems. - Ability to run on all Windows OSs - Ability to run on all Linux OSs - Ability to run on all Mac OSs - Ability to run on Solaris OSs DBCloner Requirements: - The need to have Docker installed - The need to have Java Runtime Environment on the system DBCloner System Requirements: - All of the following files are required to be present on the target system: - Oracle Java - Oracle - Oracle Java 1.8 - Oracle 1.8 - Oracle Java 7 - Oracle 7 - Oracle Java 1.6 - Oracle 6 - Oracle Java 5 - Oracle 5 - Java 1.7 - Java 7 - Java 8 - Java 1.8 - Java 9 - Java 10 - Java 11 - Java 12 - Java 13 - Java 14 - Java 15 - Java 16 - Java 17 - Java 18 - Java 19 - Java 20 - Java 21 - Java 22 - Java 23 - Java 24 - Java 25 - Java 26 - Java 27 - Java 28 - Java 29 - Java 30 - Java 31 - Java 32 - Java 33 - Java 34 - Java 35 - Java 36 - Java 37 DBcloner Crack+ Keygen [Win/Mac] [Latest] 2022 * Clone your MySQL database, without having to worry about MySQL server configuration. * Cloned databases can be restored to their previous states to quickly and easily restore MySQL database to its previous state. * Snapshots of databases can be taken to ensure that no data is lost, as your old MySQL databases are saved to the cloud. * Mount your cloned database to a container in your Docker instance, so that your database can be accessed with just a few simple commands. * Basic access to all your database servers is via a unified web interface, showing all your databases and providing you with basic tools such as backup and restore. * Seamless integration with MySQL as a container means that the data is always instantly available, eliminating the need for any waiting time. * The tool connects to any MySQL instance in seconds, so you don't have to worry about whether the server is running, or the access is allowed. * Database Logs are displayed right at the center, for instant monitoring of all database health. * Shifts between databases are always intuitive, since all your databases are listed in a menu. * Our cloud-based backup and restore service is free of charge, and you can use it even if you don't use the Tool. 2. View supports * Both Single MySQL database or databases with multiple MySQL databases are supported * Restore database from previous snapshot or previous status to get back to previous state * Database snapshots can be taken, uploaded to our repository and restored using this feature * You can restore individual database tables, take a backup, set replication for that database, modify status of your databases, get a report on status of your databases * Database logs are displayed right at the center, for instant monitoring of all database health * Shifts between databases are always intuitive, since all your databases are listed in a menu * Database snapshots can be taken, uploaded to our repository and restored using this feature * You can restore individual database tables, take a backup, set replication for that database, modify status of your databases, get a report on status of your databases * Database log can be displayed right at the center, for instant monitoring of all database health * View supports multiple databases to make synchronization easier for many users * Several ways to search databases in the list: name, type, user, date, status, reports and timestamp * View supports unlimited number of databases per user * View supports restoring previous state to database * View supports saving and 77a5ca646e DBcloner DBcloner is a simple and reliable tool to clone database and restore it on another machine. You can backup any database in your MongoDB cluster to a file. Online status of a table column Table Column Online Status A table column has three primary states: Offline, Online and Under Maintenance. It is only visible to users with the permission View Privileges. The table column online status can be checked in the Databases panel by clicking on the table column and choosing Column Online Status from the available options: Online - this column is currently visible to users, along with the logged in user. Offline - this column is not visible, even to users. Under Maintenance - this column is either in the process of being deleted or the table on which it is defined has been marked for deletion. If the column is deleted, you will see the column removed from the screen. You can also verify if a table is marked for deletion in the Databases panel by clicking on the table name and choosing the Deleted option from the available options: There are six security roles assigned to users for each database. These roles are assigned in the Security tab in the Databases panel and the roles that you assign here will be inherited by all the columns that you create in the database. Authenticated Users - these users are anonymous users and can only access the database if they are authenticated. Database Administrator - a user with this role can access all databases in the cluster and can perform any operation on the database. Member - a user with this role can access the database and all views created in it but can not perform any operation on the database. Read Only - a user with this role can view the database and all views created in it but cannot perform any operation on the database. Super User - a user with this role can access any database in the cluster and can perform any operation on it. The user roles are assigned for a specific database. This means that a database will have a different set of user roles for different operations. So, to perform all the operations on a database, all users need to be in the same role. Column online status is inherited by all the columns created for that table. This means that if the columns are made available to all users, they will be visible to all users and the online status of the column will also be visible to all users. Column online status in UI What's New in the DBcloner? DBCloner is a script that takes in any MySQL or SQL Server database and replicates it on a remote server. It does this by taking a live backup of your database, then mounting it to a virtual machine in the Docker container. This provides a full-fledged copy of your database, so you can restore to a previous state, or use snapshots to stay on top of your databases. It uses Docker and a virtual machine to make this work. You must have a Docker host (in order to run the tool), and a VM to host the databases. ## Installation: The installation of DBCloner is very simple. You need to ensure that you have a working Docker and a VM to host your database. You can choose from various solutions. The simplest way is to download a [Docker image]( The VM can be either a [virtualbox image]( or a [virtualization service such as Oracle Virtualbox or VMware Fusion]( ## Usage: To run DBCloner, you need to have a Docker host, a Docker client, a VM to host your database and a database to clone. DBCloner will perform a very basic setup to make all the required things work. You can skip these steps to make things work straight away. 1. Start the VM and connect to it. DBCloner will launch a Docker container that runs your VM. It is important that you connect to the container, otherwise you will not be able to get access to the databases that you want to clone. To launch the container, use the following command: ``` docker run -d --name=dbcloner_vm -P -p 3306:3306 -v $PWD/db_databases/mysql:/var/lib/mysql/ mysqlt/ ``` 1. If you are doing this from the root folder of a database, you will need to specify the database you want to clone. Specify the database name here: ``` docker run -d --name=dbcloner_vm -P -p 3306:3306 -v $PWD/db_databases/mysql:/var/lib/mysql/ mysqlt/ --dbname=my_database ``` 1. DBCloner can take in any of your databases and replicate it. In this case, we are cloning a database located at `mysql/` into the `my_database/` folder. You can specify a different folder to clone to as System Requirements For DBcloner: Minimum: OS: Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 (SP2) or later CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo (2.0 GHz) or equivalent Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250, AMD Radeon HD 6XXX or better Recommended: OS: Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server
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