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    dexter is - basically speaking - middleware. dexter runs between a MySQL-Server and MySQL-Clients. Its job is to execute scripts and to return results - if one occurs - to the calling client. It may be classified as a script-
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    A perl script that imports an excel spreadsheet into a MySQL table. does not reqire Windows, OLE::Storage, Spreadsheet::ParseExcel.
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    The Web Teacher Evaluations are comprised of a Perl CGI script that allows students to grade/comment on teachers, plus a Perl HTML file containing most of the web pages. Only uses a flat-file DB at present, but interfacing with mySQL or postgreSQL is easy
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    Question and answer database system, originally used to track online trivia game. Easily modifiable perl script, useful perhaps for lightweight knowledgebase system.
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    An CGI script that makes converting an flat File DataBase to an MySQL DataBase easyer.
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    MySQL Import consists of an HTML file and a CGI script that allow you to import data files into MySQL databases via the Web. Its main features are ease of use, allowing the user to specify arbitrary field and line delimiters, and automatic creation of new
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    Dia2SQL is a Perl script to convert UML objects in DIA ( see http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/ for more info on DIA ). Currently, it processes Dia documents exported as Encapsulated PostScript ( EPS ).
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    FrameChat

    A simple CGI/Perl chat room script for use on small community websites

    FrameChat is a simple and easy-to-use chat room script written in Perl, and easy to customize and install. All parts of this chat room (message window, user list, typing field, etc) are displayed in HTML Frames, hence the name FrameChat. Features include session IDs, registration system, admin controls, profiles and more! FrameChat has full and easy customization through CSS and HTML files, and is really simple to install and setup.
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