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This is a Java based xBase engine to read write and update dbf files. Using the package's classes and methods programmers can process dBase III and IV files and some clones (e.g. Clipper/FoxPro) along with index and tag files and the individual fiel

...It taps from SQL Server's "Missing Index" proposals and cleans them up sufficiently before installing them automatically. IXA balances the Cost/Benefit of an Index to significantly improve READ performance while not degrading WRITE performance. But take care: used in a wrong way this viper could also bite your very own butt! "Ix Adder"'s little pal is "Ix Strictor" which disposes inefficient indexes to improve WRITE performance. Sending out both - the viper and the boa - periodically will balance cost & benefit of indexing, keeping Query Performance good!

...DBLX is well-documented so that you can just get the database, drop it on to your favorite system and start using it immediately. Go to the Discussion section to read the latest on DBLX!

Please READ THE WIKI HOW TO USE!! Generador de procedimientos almacenados para postgresql. FUE TOMADO DE otro proyecto q estaba abandonado llamado pgp-generator. Me pareció buena la idea y para no dejarlo morir creé este proyecto. Contiene soporte para la creación de insert, delete, update y select, solo debe escribir el nombre de ls funcion, el esquema con la tabla y el esquema destino donde quedarán las funciones.

This PL/SQL package converts a query with a sdo_geometry into an ESRI shape file and a shape file into a Oracle table. It can also convert a Oracle table into a dBase file and vice versa. Sample 1 - create a shape file (alk.shp, alk.shx, alk.dbf) of type 5 (=Polygon) from table MYTABLE with sdo-column="geo" and SDO_GTYPE=3003: select zvk_shape.write_shp('DATA_PUMP_DIR','alk', 'select t.C01 "NAME", t.C20 "FLST", t.GEO from MYTABLE t where t.C02 = ''ALK'' order by...

Postgres-XC is a write-scalable synchronous multi-master PostgreSQL cluster with the following features. 1) Both read and write scalability. 2) Configured with more than one server. 3) Complete global transaction and visibility management.

FyDB is a distributed in-memory no-SQL DB. It supports distributed deployment, and can integrate heterogeneous data sources. Data of FyDB is stroed in memory as key-value structure, and it is also persistent. Join this project: fuyuncat@gmail.com

Eslink is a Eclipse plug-in collection for SAS® development. They provide a partly integration of the SAS® system into the Eclipse environment.

A high speed data store to store the system state of network and telecommunication switches.

PostgreSQL provides interesting information (bytes read from tables, number of sequential and index scans, etc.) but in many cases this is not sufficient as the time dimension is missing. This project aims to provide such history.

Moved to https://github.com/DANS-KNAW/dans-dp-lib

It's a script that read sql "select" request from postgres 8.1 logs and generate for each request all the index to optimize the database. Tested on 1.2 GB of logs.

Mobile Web Server is a portable HTTP Server. No Installation Required ! You can use it from any Folder, USB Key (Flash Drive) or CDROM (Read Only).

The ZODB is a persistence system and database for Python objects. Persistent programming languages provide facilities that automatically write objects to disk and read them in again when they're required by a running program.

LeverPack is a small, transaction based, secure, concurrent, and efficient record repository management engine written in Java. It provides READ_COMMITTED transaction isolation level supported read/write access to user data records.

A central database of all installable programs, descriptions, dependencies, source URLs, MD5 sums, and suggested menu listings and the software to read the database, usable by desktops and window managers to organize software and install any new software

OpenRDF Client is an explorator of OpenRDF repositories. It could read and write on local repositories, but also on remote ones, the HTTP repositories.