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Our objective: to provide a unit testing framework for PL/SQL developers modeled on the Junit and Xunit frameworks. Based on the Extreme Programming methodology, utPLSQL makes it easy for developers to set up and execute unit tests of packages. Active development of this project is now on GitHub
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This is a set of PLSQL packages for the Oracle database which provide acess to the OS shell and the file system from SQL and PL/SQL. The packages provide operations on file handles (delete, create, move, copy) as well as the execution of shell commands.
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PL/SQL packages to perform Oracle 11g tasks within a very few number of lines : dump/load LOBs, compute CRC, get Mime Type from a BLOB, send XMPP messages, list directory contents as a table, interact with Twitter,deal with QrCodes, ...
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Four Oracle PL/SQL software packages designed to process and classify discontinued Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) data from longline fisheries. Main output: Determination of fishing operations' geographic boundaries and duration by vessel trip.
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