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This small perl program allows you to easily export LDAP entries from an LDAP server (MS ActiveDirectory for example) to csv format. It can export various csv formats and can deal with mutlivalued attributes.
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SQLite Micro Manager
Simplest SQLite3 GUI program
SQLite Micro Manager is a lightweight, fast and configurable GUI program mostly designed to access, browse and modify data in SQLite3 databases maintained by other applications, like Web browsers, home accounting software etc. It supports drag-and-drop operations, saving to and retrieving SQL statements from internal library and disk files. runs natively on 64 bit Windows 7/8/10 and Linux Ubuntu derivatives with GTK2+. -
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Acacia
A generic biodiversity database management system
An interactive data entry, querying, and editing system based on a generic conceptual schema for taxonomic databases. It combines the automated use of scientific names and synonyms in a species checklist with online access to geographical data and common knowledge data (morphological descriptors, genomics, ecology, vernacular names, economic uses, structured notes and conservation status) about the species.
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