Data Port Wizard 2.2.523 2010-01-28
Corrects two bugs founs when using the "Run with loaded settings" and exporting to an Access database.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.515 2009-12-02
Corrects a bug that prevented the reproduction of the selection of tables and columns after loading a settings file. The Wizard Cancel button now stops the transfer procedure.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.511 2009-11-24
Corrects a bug introduced in the last version that prevented the application from starting.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.508 2009-11-17
Corrects a few bugs related to creating and using the XML settings files.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.507 2009-10-18
Minor code improvements and UI changes.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.506 2009-10-14
Minor bug corrections. Added support for the SQL Server 2008 XML data type (converts to NTEXT).
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.502 2009-10-12
Minor bug corrections.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.500 2009-09-20
Adds user input validation on the database selection dialogs. Includes the correct DLL versions that caused some errors in the latest Beta.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.490 Beta 2009-09-17
Corrects a DBDATE translation issue and corrects IDENTITY values when exporting to SQL Compact 3.5
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.480 Beta 2009-09-06
Changed the local data transfer protocol for SQL Compact databases in order to reduce CPU load and improve performance.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.460 Beta 2009-08-31
Corrects a bug when serializing the transfer settings. Addressed the intermittent "PipePeekCommand error" with updated low-level data transmission code.
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Data Port Wizard 2.2.450 Beta 2009-08-21
Adds serialization to the transfer settings. The transfer settings are saved to an XML file that can be later read (both manually and through the command line) to easily reproduce the data transfer session.
This version also adds stability to the scenario where large Access or SQL Server databases are exported to SQL Compact desktop databases.
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Data Port Wizard 2.1.305 2009-06-10
Provides better support for SQL Server's schema names. When exporting from SQL Server databases with multiple schemas, target tables are created with the schema name prepended to the table name (with an underscore separating the two). You can specify a default schema (usually 'dbo') whose tables are copied without changing their names.
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Data Port Wizard 1.7.1100 2008-09-01
This version adds support for SQL Server 2008.
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