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Bdash
Simple SQL Client for lightweight data analysis
Simple SQL Client for lightweight data analysis. You can share the result with gist. Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL (Amazon Redshift), SQLite3, Google BigQuery, Treasure Data, Amazon Athena. You can download and install from Web Site or Releases. -
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ioredis
A performance-focused Redis client for Node.js
ioredis is a robust, full-featured Redis client that is used in the world's biggest online commerce company Alibaba and many other awesome companies. Full-featured. It supports Cluster, Sentinel, Streams, Pipelining and of course Lua scripting & Pub/Sub (with the support of binary messages). High performance. Delightful API. It works with Node callbacks and Native promises. Transformation of command arguments and replies. Transparent key prefixing. Abstraction for Lua scripting, allowing you... -
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PostgreSQL client and ORM for Golang
Golang ORM with focus on PostgreSQL features and performance
Basic types, integers, floats, string, bool, time.Time, net.IP, net.IPNet. All struct fields are nullable by default and zero values (empty string, 0, zero time, empty map or slice, nil ptr) are marshalled as SQL NULL. pg:",notnull" is used to add SQL NOT NULL constraint and pg:",use_zero" to allow Go zero values. sql.NullBool, sql.NullString, sql.NullInt64, sql.NullFloat64 and pg.NullTime. Structs, maps and arrays are marshalled as JSON by default. PostgreSQL multidimensional Arrays using... -
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Node Redis
A high performance Node.js Redis client
This library is a 1 to 1 mapping of the Redis commands. Each Redis command is exposed as a function on the client object. All functions take either an args Array plus optional callback Function or a variable number of individual arguments followed by an optional callback. Node Redis currently doesn't natively support promises (this is coming in v4), however you can wrap the methods you want to use with promises using the built-in Node.js util.promisify method on Node.js >= v8. Care should be... -
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Redash
Connect to any data source, easily visualize and share your data
Redash is an essential tool to help you make sense of your data. It allows everyone, regardless of level of technical know-how to harness the power of data. SQL users connect, query, visualize and share data easily and efficiently, allowing everyone in their organization to use the data. Redash combines the power and comfort of an SQL client with the collaborative benefits of a cloud-based service. It lets you create big, beautiful and easy to digest visualizations on dashboards for... -
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1. Overview REMON stands for Redis Multi-instance Monitoring and is software that monitors the status of the Redis database and supports convenience functions so that users can see at a glance whether Redis instances are operating normally. 2. Features 1) Matrix view: You can monitor Redis instances by grouping them. 2) Minimize CPU load: The Agent's CPU usage rate is less than 2%, causing very little load. 3) Threshold notification and quick confirmation: You can monitor important...
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Eclipse SQL Client for database querying/browsing any JDBC compliant database. It supports plugins with specialized functionality for individual databases (Oracle, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Sybase, Informix) and can be extended.
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Falcon
Free, open-source SQL client for Windows and Mac
Falcon is a free, open-source SQL editor with inline data visualization. With Falcon you can connect to your database in the Connection tab, run SQL queries in the Query tab, then export your results as a CSV or open them in the Chart Studio to unlock the full power of Plotly graphs. Optionally, you can use Falcon as a middleman between plot.ly and your database - so that when your database updates, your charts and dashboards update as well. Currently, Falcon supports connections to... -
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CoolSQL is a free database client software. It is better for people who develop applications related to database and manage database. CoolSQL is written by Java, so it can run on the platform where installed the Java Runtime Environment (1.5 or above).
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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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Visual SQL Builder is a graphical PostgreSQL client written in java that will allow users to Visually build a complete SQL statement, without typing any clause. Building complex SQL queries in an easy way, reducing debugging, syntax and logic errors.
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Vela is a Open Source SQL and PL/SQL client software for Oracle database with a graphical user interface developed using Java Swing. It is a Front-End tool for a Oracle developer. It supports most of the common developer tasks.
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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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DBPad is a GUI-based SQL client for relational databases. As long as you have a JDBC driver for your DB, you can use DBPad to view or manipulate your data and metadata of your tables.
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