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Yet Another Elasticsearch GUI Client
Elasticsearch Desktop GUI client. An IDE to create and test your queries. -
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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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Java Objects Persistence Service (JOPS) is a simple and very useful library dedicated to developers who don't need all the power of traditional DBs (MySQL,Oracle.etc) but still need to be able to persist and manipulate their persisted objects easily
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Eslink is a Eclipse plug-in collection for SAS® development. They provide a partly integration of the SAS® system into the Eclipse environment.
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zTable is a mini-DBMS written in Java. It has 2 parts: a back-end DBMS engine and a front-end Eclipse editor plugin. The engine can be embeded in any Java application. The Eclipse editor can be useful as a free DBMS for end-users.
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