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A: Yep, it does. The only thing you have to do is to get the appropriate JDBC-driver from your database vendor. As JDBC is very popular this shouldn't be a serious problem. Afterwards just store the JDBC-driver in the lib-directory of sqlFree and restart.

Shipped with the application you will find some JDBC drivers for your convenience. Please get the latest versions from your databases vendor.

You'll find a list of included JDBC-drivers [here]. Feel free to use any JDBC-driver you like.

 

A: Of course it is! sqlFree is implemented componentbased. There are several parts: a SQL console, a Visual SQL Builder, a databaselayer etc..
The SQL builder for example is completely separated from any other layer. This means it is working on a model-representation of the database. Think of table-objects each containing multiple attribute-objects. Generation of statements, table adding, relation adding etc. can be triggered by your application. But in the normal case you simple create the basic information of table- and attributenames, give it to the builder and wait until your listener is called with the finally generated statement.
The other parts of sqlFree include also DBLayer:
This layer does the backend communication and builds the table/attribute model for the database, queries the database etc.. The functionality is encapsulated for use with RMI. So you are able to run the RMI-Server on a Windows-machine having the appropriate drivers and querying databases while using the frontend from Linux/Unix machines.

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