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A new version of Pallas is ready!

Most important changes compared to the previous version:

• A database can be opened in read-only mode. The database therefore remains frozen and no changes can be made. Switching between read-only and read+write can be done very quickly and easily with a new menu choice.
• Initialization of the database is now performed more subtly, eliminating the need for many small changes to the DB. This makes the file more stable, which is nice if the file is kept in version control.
• Version management interface provides better notification of actions being performed.
• various minor bug fixes and speed improvements.

Pallas can be downloaded from this location.

A new version of Pallas is ready!

Most important changes compared to the previous version:

• “Exact mode” added – an item can now even be searched in “exact mode”, so all characters in the attributes must match for a hit to occur.
• Advanced search toolbar moved to advanced search field.
• various minor bug fixes and speed improvements.

 

Pallas can be downloaded from this location.

Pallas 3.1.2 is ready to use!

The changes in this version compared to the previous version are:

• Auto generation of item numbers enabled.
• Input options from spreadsheet (CSV file) expanded.
• Project rules adjust the labels in the project field when the rule is selected.
• DB overview is only updated if the DB has actually changed.
• DB repair expanded with new checks and repairs.
• Bug fixes performed:
  • Project field adjustment led to a SQLite error in a trigger ==> resolved.
  • Closing under Windows with the top right cross button led to a memory database not being saved ==> resolved.

As with previous releases, check the downloads page for the latest downloads.

Pallas 3.1.1 is ready to use!

The changes in this version compared to the previous version are:

• The column layout is now saved per collection.
• The last supplier is now saved per collection.
• The search engine used is now saved per collection.
• Bug fixes performed:
  • Deleting collection no longer worked properly and led to a crash ==> resolved.
  • Updating collection and project properties led to error messages ==> resolved.
  • Layout of Tennis management was not properly introduced ==> improved.
• Speed ​​improvements made so that Pallas starts up faster.

As with previous releases, check the downloads page for the latest downloads.

Pallas 3.1.0 is ready for download today!

The changes are:

• A choice between simple search and advanced search is provided. This makes it possible to display the largest possible results field and limit the search to a single field, which allows viewing in all fields.

• Some minor bug fixes – photo file path saving was not performed properly.

 

bug fix with minor improvements.

Pallas RC4 has now been officially approved for release as version 3.0.0!

The last of the Release Candidates is ready for download today.

Pallas RC4 contains bug fixes and a much improved GUI layout using many icons.

The downloads are here (FTP) of

• here (HTTP, Apple Mac OS
• here (HTTP, Microsoft Windows 64 bit)

to find.

Pallas Release Candidate 3 can be downloaded from today.

Pallas has the following improvements and changes as working additions to RC2:

• Pallas can now also add images to an item. These images can be of the following types:
  • PNG
  • JPEG
  • TGA
  • TIF
  • GIF (read all)
• Pallas can also save the generated barcodes with an item.
• There is a preview of the image in a separate viewer.
• The demonstration database has been expanded with a book collection and images.
• Various smaller software errors have been detected and resolved.

The Pallas inventory program can be downloaded from today!

Pallas makes managing large amounts of elements easy. I wrote to Pallas to manage an inventory of electronics components and have been using it internally for several years.

For me, the lack of a good, locally running and reliable database for my component administration was a reason to write the application myself - an investment that will pay for itself in the long term, but with which I am very satisfied. I couldn't find suitable software that met my requirements. The majority of inventory management software was either not reliable or too large and complex for my purposes.

Look at the new page dedicated to Pallas .