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.Net-Control for PDF creation with dynamic Content. It includes a WYSIWYG-Editor to design the PDF-Documents and a Interface to Link SQL-Queries with Fields on the PDFs. Databases are Access(OleDb), MySql(-Client), MS Sql(-Client), all Odbc. Uses itext.
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This project is a collection of simple .NET classes to help rapid development of small database client applications.
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vb Joker is a small interactive application that allows user to upload their jokes and download jokes from the massive user create joke database. Client-side is made in Visual Basic Server-side is programmed in PHP and MySql
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A small .NET application that allows you to connect to the Microsoft Access database files (*. mdb) and execute SQL-queries to them. More information in russian can be fount here - http://2lx.ru/2009/02/mdb-sql-client/
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A database client cache library, now support SQLServer; Supports .NET and COM; The first supports cross process/machine client query cache; Simple O/R mapping; Even faster than general raw coded method; Excellent than Hibernet.NET when doing query.
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Console Utility to create sql client for remote computer It is useful when you want to create same alias name for more than one client.
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