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v1.2.0 - SQL Export to Excel/CSV
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[1.2.0] - 2026-04-27
Added
Added a new main form (frmMain) to manage shared SQL Server connection, database selection, table selection, and tool launching.
Added a new Export tool form (frmExportSqlToExcel).
Added support for exporting one or more SQL Server tables.
Added checkbox-based table selection for export.
Added checkbox-based field selection per selected table.
Added default table selection in Export form based on the table selected in the main form.
Added table search support in the Export form.
Added right-click context menu for selecting all or none in table and field lists.
Added CSV export support.
Added Excel export support:
.xlsx export using Excel Automation when Microsoft Excel is installed.
.xls export using ADO/OLEDB when Excel is not installed but the required provider is available.
Added export output folder selection.
Added overwrite confirmation for existing output files.
Added export progress tracking.
Added export cancel support.
Changed
Refactored the Import form to use the shared application context from frmMain.
Moved SQL Server connection, database selection, and table selection responsibilities out of the Import form.
Improved separation between shared application state and Import-specific workflow.
Improved Import summary counts so staging and final target import counts are no longer mixed.
Improved Export UI behavior so field selections are preserved when switching or searching tables.
Improved Export UI behavior so the Cancel button remains clickable during export.
Fixed
Fixed incorrect Import success count where staging and target import counts were combined.
Fixed field selection reset issues when searching and reselecting tables in the Export form.
Fixed right-click “Select None” behavior for field selection.
Fixed Export cancel button becoming unavailable during long-running export operations.
Fixed UI container issue where disabling a parent frame prevented the Cancel button from being clicked.
Notes
CSV export is the most portable output option and does not require Microsoft Excel.
Excel .xlsx export requires Microsoft Excel.
Excel .xls export can work without Microsoft Excel when the required ADO/OLEDB provider is available.
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