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Kickstart Screen Shots |
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The developers at Westfaro Corporation designed Kickstart with one goal in mind, to increase your productivity. With its ease of use, Kickstart makes generating complete applications a snap. |
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| The database tab of the Database Control Center displays all currently connected databases. The control center allows you to quickly and easily change databases while generating source code. |
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The schema view tab of the Database Control Center displays all objects in the currently selected database. By clicking on a table name in the treeview you can display database specific information about the table. When you click on a column in the treeview information about that column is displayed. |
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| The script engine tab of the Database Control Center allows you to select the Kickstart script, destination, and type of source code you wish to generate. |
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The concurrency columns tab on the Column Setup screen is where you can define all columns used in concurrency checking. Other tabs on the column setup screen allow you to define identity, foreign key, date time, and currency columns. Where possible, these values are derived directly from the connected database. |
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| Using the script editor you can create template scripts to generate source code from the underlying database schema. The editor provides syntax highlighting and statement completion to help reduce programming typos. |
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Using the Kickstart ERD you can view, add, edit, and delete tables, columns, and foreign keys. |
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| The schema comparison tool compares 2 databases and displays any differences between them. |
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Mapping database datatypes to Kickstart datatypes is easy using the Datatype Setup tool. The Kickstart source code generator uses these datatypes to generate source code. All standard datatypes are supported including 5 user-defined datatypes. |
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