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SKUDONET ADC, operates at the application layer, efficiently distributing network load and application load across multiple servers. This not only enhances the performance of your application but also ensures that your web servers can handle more traffic seamlessly.
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HubSpot is an AI-powered customer platform with all the software, integrations, and resources you need to connect your marketing, sales, and customer service. HubSpot's connected platform enables you to grow your business faster by focusing on what matters most: your customers.
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Joiner (oracle, excel, dbf export)
Convert and merge Oracle, Excel, Dbf, and Text data (for Windows)
Uses Oracle, Excel, Dbf and Text data (.txt files) as data sources. It can unite several sources into one, while changing the format of the result to any one presented. Supports the command line and LOG files. To work, you must create a job configuration and save it as XML file (examples are attached). Help is available with the -h option in command line. -
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Orbada - Database manager
Database SQL, query tool, using JDBC for Oracle,SQLite,PostgreSQL,etc
ORBADA is a database, SQL, query client using JDBC drivers. It is a tool to administrate and manage database structure. It Is for Oracle, SQLite, Firebird, HSQLDB, DerbyDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL and other databases. -
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Fast data loading from DBF ( dbf , xBASE , Clipper ) files of arbitrary structures into RBDMS Oracle. Excellent for mass files loading. May be the fastest tool possible. Automatic tables creation from dbf files. No problems with reserved words.
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An Edelweiss Server is a COM Object that allows developers works with .DBF files, Oracle databases and convert .DBF to Oracle tables. The Edelweiss Server object provides a way to access (read/write) or communicate to a set of data sources.
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Track all your service data in one easy-to-use system, enabling your team to move faster and generate more revenue for your bottom line.
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