Release Notes

Database Manager (DBM)

DBM v5.x

Components

Version

DBM.exe

5.7.8187.15

MultiRex_4.ocx

4.8.322.0

Dependencies
  • DBM requires Visual C++ redistributable for Visual Studio 2019 (Download “vcredist_x86.exe” at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads)

  • It is recommended to deploy also XceedZip.dll, delivered together with DBM, as this DLL is needed for *.entry file export/import.

  • It is recommended to use DigaSQL.dll 3.19.3492.0

  • It is required to use MultiRec 4.8.322.0

  • It is required to use DigaRTF.ocx 1.6.92.0

  • It is required to use Loudness Visualization Control (LVC.ocx) 1.0.63.0

  • It is recommended to use DigaContentTabHost.dll 1.1.9.0

  • It is recommended to use OtmControl.ocx 2.6.231.0

  • Using Elasticsearch based full-text index requires installation of ElasticIndex.dll and relies on proper configured DPE ContentService

  • Receiving message from DPE MessageService requires connection to the DPE backend

New Features
  • CCD-41907 - Further reduce height of entry mask on small screens

  • CCD-41636 - Configurable "drop rate" of True Peak indicator; new parameter "Loudness|LVC_TP_DecayRate"

  • CCD-42584 - Entry Mask: Enable NumKP shortcuts; new parameter "DBM|ActivateNumKPShortcutsInEditFields"

Fixed issues
  • CCD-42623 - MessageBox enhancements

  • CCD-42824 - MusicID counter is increased twice (when creating entry with editor)

  • CCD-42816 - Shows in Selection Tree are not ordered

  • CCD-42838, CCD-42990 - Table group selection box disappears after using the Settings dialog

  • CCD-42859 - Crash when elements are loaded from the MultiTable search into OTM / MultiTable search error when OTM opened from Entry mask

  • CCD-42886 - NamedPipes error when opening MTE/ETE without loading audio

  • CCD-43085 - Entry Mask: Cannot select department by keyboard

  • OIA-594 - Drag&Drop of data in "DBX" Clipboard Format to DBM doesn't work

New MultiRec Features
  • CCD-41907 - Further reduce height of entry mask on small screens (when used in DBM)