Buy Entrance IDE for $49.95 Download a free trial now: Try Entrance IDE now LICENSE  INSTALLATION   BUY NOW Entrance IDE Version 1.4.78 Requirements Entrance runs on Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Solaris and other Unix systems. It requires Java JRE 1.6 or later. Entrance for the Desktop also requires access to a MySQL server, version 5.0 or greater. Entrance Servlet requires a servlet container and access to a JDBC database (Macintosh OS X Server comes with everything you need). Entrance Community Version GPL v2 Release 1.4.78 For all platforms Requires JRE 1.6 or greater Start the community version from the command line by typing: java -jar entrance.jar Read the Community Version (GPL v.2)  license Download the Entrance Community Version Download the Entrance Community Sources http://dbentrance.com/IDE_LICENSE.TXThttp://dbentrance.com/newdocs/installation.htmlhttp://dbentrance.com/serialnumbers/GetSerial.htmlhttp://dbentrance.com/LICENSE.TXThttp://dbentrance.com/downloads/entranceCommunity.ziphttp://dbentrance.com/downloads/srcCommunity.zipshapeimage_1_link_0shapeimage_1_link_1shapeimage_1_link_2shapeimage_1_link_3shapeimage_1_link_4shapeimage_1_link_5
 
ENTRANCE IDE FOR MYSQL
Entrance IDE, shown above, is a desktop application combining SQL browser functionality with tools for making charts and performing data analysis.
 
You can very quickly see the results of a MySQL query.  One picture is worth 1000 rows!
 
Charts and reports are specified using a simple, SQL-like syntax.
 These PLOT commands are embedded with other MySQL commands in SQL scripts.  
 
Entrance PLOT scripts can be also be executed using a command line tool or from a server running EntranceServlet.
 
WHAT’S NEW IN
ENTRANCE IDE 1.4.78?
This version fixes a problem with scaling the X axis in DateTime-Y charts (#324)  We’re on track for releasing version 1.5 on December 1st.
A US STATES COLORING BOOK
Use Entrance coloring books to report election results or make marketing “heat maps”.
 
 
Read more about them here.
 
 
ANALYZING WEB SERVER LOGS
In the first in a series of application notes on mining web server log data, we'll you how to use the MaxMind GeoLite or GeoIP datasets with Entrance to find out where your web site visitors are coming from.   Click here for more. 
 
 
 
 
 
Chart of the Week:
Historical CPI Data
This Entrance area chart demonstrates a technique for making arbitrary grid lines.  (Click the chart to see its script)
 
Documentation
Installling
Connecting to a server
Running queries
Making charts
Viewing tables
Importing data
Exporting data
 
PLOT syntax  
REPORT syntax
 
The Entrance Command Line Utility
 
Examples
Plottting RAWS Wind Direction and Speed
 
Java API
Entrance API
 
 
Support
The Entrance Blog
Entrance Google Group
 
Support Page
FAQ
About Us
 
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