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    dblab

    dblab

    The database client every command line junkie deserves

    dblab is a fast and lightweight interactive terminal based UI application for PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite3, written in Go and works on OSX, Linux and Windows machines. Main idea behind using Go for backend development is to utilize ability of the compiler to produce zero-dependency binaries for multiple platforms. dblab was created as an attempt to build very simple and portable application to work with local or remote PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQLite3/Oracle/SQL Server databases.
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    DBD2

    A multi-threaded, multi-database tcp-based database insertion app.

    ...The client needs no configuration (all input is via command-line). It is intended for hosts to make database entries without needing database client or interface code. Syslogd2 integration allows DBD2 to act as Syslogd2's database back-end for MySql and other databases supported by the dbi drivers. Original purpose was to track Linux cluster job status but other uses exist.
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    Pyntrez NCBI Database Client

    Command-line, Entrez, NCBI e-utilities client, written in Python

    Comman-line client to Entrez, e-utilities, written in Python, developed for Linux
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    jisql

    Jisql is a Java command line SQL client

    Jisql is a Java based utility to provide a command line interactive session with a SQL server. It can connect to any database with a JDBC driver.
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    sqsh2 is a database independent sql client for terminal environment of Unix/Linux (~isql) with 1) command history 2) command editing via vi 3) shell integration 4) multiple db connections. sqsh2 is inspired by sqsh (Thank you Scott).
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    SDBC is a MS Access-like database client based on Java swing ui, able to connect to both local and network DBMS. It uses Derby for file-based database and JDBC for SQl-based DBMS.
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