Active Table Editor

This is an editor for editing data in tables in most databases.

Active Table Editor helps the user edit tables in any Database. While many databases provide you tools to undertake such editing, they may be far too complicated for most end users. For example, when creating additional reports from a financial package you are likely to create mapping tables for the specific report. If one were able to change the mapping table, it would give him the capabilities to print and export data and the ability to change the mapping table as needed. A typical expert IT staffer, who is aware of the database structure, may use Oracle SQLplus or MSSQL Server management studio to achieve these features. For most common end users this may be a little bit daunting. This tool would make things simple all round.

The administrator can set things up such that the end user would be able to change contents of tables. Typically, the administrator logs in and designs how the interface appears to the end users. It is possible to edit user menus, security settings and data entry forms. With those details taken care of, the end users are able to edit data comfortably and without any confusion at all. They would be able to view and edit the data defined by the administrator and you would be able to work with most major commercial and open source databases. The customizable interface is simple enough. You know exactly which tables and the records and their fields you are looking at and what changes you are making. An easy and handy tool for your users when they must edit database tables, without becoming database experts!

Active Table Editor helps the users edit ANY table in ANY Database.
Let's imagine following situation you have accounting software package and would like to design some additional reports. You know the database structure pretty well and created some mapping tables for the reports. Now you need to give the end users ability to change the mapping tables, print and export the data. You may use Oracle SQL plus or MS SQL Server Management studio to do that but these tools far too complicated for the users.
This is where Active Table Editor may step in to give you a helping hand.
Active Table Editor allows the administrator to log in and design the look of the application for the end users. You can edit user menus, security settings and data entry forms. All this complexity is left behind the scene for the end users. Once logged in, the end users see and edit the data, which was defined by the administrator.
The product works with all major commercial and open source databases directly.