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    Firebird

    Firebird

    A powerful, cross platform, SQL database system

    Firebird RDBMS offers ANSI SQL features & runs on Linux, Windows & several Unix platforms. Features excellent concurrency & performance & powerful stored procedure & trigger language. More information and downloads at https://firebirdsql.org/, issue tracker is https://github.com/FirebirdSQL/firebird/issues
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    WhiteBear

    a set of foundation classes for database engines

    WhiteBear is a set of foundation classes for database engines written in Java. It supports object and relational database, is highly portable and may be used in embedded or server environment. Project has been created from scratch and plan to includes storage engine, server, SQL interpreter, ODBC, JDBC and JDO interface
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    BearDB

    BearDB

    BearDB Database

    BearDB is a database provider for modern web applications and javascript frameworks. BearDB is our Relational Database System which runs on most platforms and supports multiple programming languages. A REST server allows web applications to go directly to the database. BigBear is our Large Scale Database System which supports SQL. BigBear is similar to modern distributed NoSQL database systems, with the addition of support for SQL and a REST server.
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    SQLExecutor: A Simple JDBC framework

    Tiny and easy to use JDBC framework, simplifies usage of JDBC driver

    A simple JDBC framework (JAR) by Jeff Smith. Employs database independent, unchecked exception code. Supports Oracle, mySQL, HSQL, and PostgreSQL--can be easily extended to new databases. See article (originally published on Developer.com ) here: http://softtechdesign.com/products/SQLExecutor/SQLExecutor.htm
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    SQL Embedded Manager

    SQL Embedded Manager

    SQL Embedded Manager, is a light-weight implementation of the SSMS.

    The SQL Embedded Manager, is a Windows Forms light-weight implementation of the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, focused to supporting only all the embedded databases engines (for example, Sql Server Compact Edition, SQLite and Firebird).
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