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-====== Niota documentation ======
+====== Introduction ======
+niota is highly configurable end user tool for data management and table data editing. Currently this database management systems are supported:
-===== Introduction =====
+  * MS SQL
-Niota is a database client with extra functions for the following database environments: MSSQL, Oracle, Teradata, MySQL. Users do not have to know SQL syntax to edit data tables, they can do it by using a grid interface. Numerous rules and restrictions can be set on user or group level to protect data integrity. Here are some features of Niota: cross database environment lookup tables, master-detail tables, custom rules for data input check, run stored procedures, call web services, etc.
+  * Oracle
+  * Teradata
+  * MySQL
+To edit data with niota, users do not have to know database syntax. They can do it by using a comfortable grid interface. To asure correctness of data, numerous rules and restrictions can be set on user level or group level. To support users in there editing process a lot of features are available and can be configured on table leve or user(group) level.
+Here are some features of niota
+  * cross database environment lookup tables
+  * master-detail tables
+  * custom rules for data input check
+  * run stored procedures
+  * call web services
+  * Excel upload/download
+  * bulk upload
+Administrators can set up the rules and handle user rights or even edit the grids, while business users can focus on ediditing data within their configurable boundaries.
-Administrators can set up the rules and handle user rights or even edit the grids, while simple users can act within their boundaries.
-[[niota-docs:grid-editing|Next page: grid editing]]

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