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    PL-jrxml2pdf

    A pure PL/SQL reporting engine (transforms jrxml to PDF)

    PL-jrxml2pdf is a PL/SQL-program which takes a report-definition in jrxml-format and generated a PDF-result from it. It's pure PL/SQL, so there's no need for any middleware. Design your reports graphically, e.g. by using iReports from JasperSoft, then use PL-jrxml2pdf as runtime-engine to generate PDF from PL/SQL. The software comes with an Oracle APEX-application whichs installs all required objects and samples. Also the APEX-application allows you - to manage all...
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    Custom C++ ODBC wrapper

    Performance C++ library wrapper for ODBC and sql script generation

    Custom C++ library for performant copying large amounts of data between Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases. - ODBC API calls wrapper; - support basic SQL datatypes - data copy between geterogeneous databases through common memory buffer; - basic logging facility; - SQL script generation classes for manipulatin DB objects; This is yet very raw version.
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