QInsightPad 4.0 FREE
Q Insight Pad is a KDB+ client, written in C++ to run under Windows; as a result, it is fast, memory-efficient and easy to use. We make a special emphasis on providing a Windows-style GUI, that is visual, simple and intuitive.

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Main features:
- One-click open in excel from any table grid including stash dialog
- Ability to save char and binary arrays results to files
- Integrated image viewer pane for png/jpeg bytestreams results (i.e. .gg/.qp)
- Functions/Remote files inventory matched to local codebase
- Search through local query logs and temp/recovery file versions
- Support of TLS/Open SSL instances (OpenSSL required)
- KDB+ namespace/schema explorer
- Client-side results history and stash
- Client-side saving and loading results in q binary format
- Ability to send results (queried or loaded) to any instance
- Second grid for comparison or drilling-down of complex tables
- Quick View variable hierarchy inspector
- Dependency/call tree explorer
- Multi-level server-tree configuration, lookup and filtering
- Syntax highlighting, bracket matching
- Auto-completion of current namespace's entities
- Graphical representation of query results (native, millions of points)
Minimum hardware requirements:
- CPU: x86-compatible Intel or AMD, 700 MHz
- Memory: 256 Mb;
- Free disk space: 20 Mb.
Software dependencies:
- OS: Windows ® XP/Vista/7/10/11.
Steps to install:
- Extract the downloaded ZIP archive into a target directory of your choice, with at least 20Mb of free space;
- Create a shortcut to qpad.exe by dragging the file onto your Desktop (or any other location);
- Double-click on the shortcut (you've just created) or on qpad.exe in the target directory to run the application.
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Download unregistered version (academic purposes only, can refuse to work in corporate environment) for free (expires every 3 months).
Contact me at zakharovoleg@gmail.com if you want to license qPad for use in your organization.
See change log for details.
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Believe it or not, QInsightPad quite simply runs under Windows. We are committed to having the minimum of dependencies on software packages, service packs, updates, etc.
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