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This tool is a small tool to upload a csv file to a database. This tool can analyse a CSV file and it can determine the field lenght and the column name.
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Omni is a Java package for reading and writing a variety of data file formats. Currently, Omni supports formats such as CSV, tab-delimited, pipe-delimited, and fixed-width files. There are future plans for more formats.
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Easy to use ready to go CSV File Reading utility. Read One or Multiple files into a RecordManager, quick access to the file with segmentation into Fields and Records. Merge Multiple CSV files in one. Listener to CSV Files.
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JFling provides tools for (un)marshalling fixed length string data to and from java objects with typed properties. It's codegenerator uses plain csv files to generate fixed-length-string wrapper classes. (see our wiki 'Hosted Apps/Trac' for more info)
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Simple swing database is a small platform indipendent database which stores records in a file format of csv.The program was for my friend,who wanted to have access to the data in a file format of CSV (utf8).Being able to search/edit/remove/add new record
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ktdata is a C++ library for accessing tabular data, like from CSV files. Its goals are: 1. object design 2. portability (Linux and Windows support at least) 3. high performance 4. support for common data file formats, like CSV, ARFF (Weka), etc.
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XML is a standard to move data around easily and CSV format is the easiest to display huge chunk of data. xml2csv offers, light weight and easy conversion of XML data to CSV formated data.
