DB editors

[Dremis]

Why do editors require apache, php, or anything else for that matter? Why not a single, standalone editor that just works without http, without internet, ect.. just click the .exe tell it where sql is, tell it the login in name and password and the database name, and it works.

Guess what I'm asking for is a custom SQL editor like Novicat, or Heidisql, but specifically for the PEQ database. Does such a thing exist?

[provocating]

George's Tool's are standalone.

http://www.georgestools.chrsschb.com/

[ghanja]

Just make sure you find the hex edited version (or hex edit it yourself) that KinglyKrab and I believe Scropious2k released somewhere here on the forums not too awfully long ago.

[Dremis]

Ghanga,

I believe you're referring to this post.

Here you guys go, I hex-edited the program to use the new columns: NPC Editor (http://uppit.com/c15owno0r6lq/npc_loot_edit.rar)

problem there is nothing there but maleware links. I can't find any working link to npc_loot_edit.rar


Provocating,
Checked out George's Tools site. Only thing I saw there was Database Editing Tool Suite but it hasn't been updated since 2014. Does it still work with the latest PEQ database and/or Akka's new windows server install? Looks promising but I don't want to delete everything and reinstall for a third time because it messed something up.

[joligario]

Why do editors require apache, php, or anything else for that matter?
Not all editors require those items, but those have specific use. For example, if you have a remote server, most likely you have a web stack running so why not administer from the same machine using available resources?

Why not a single, standalone editor
You are welcome to write your own.