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phpMySQLBackup is a simple PHP-Backup-Script. It can provide automatically a Backup. Briefly: select Database, select backup methode, start backup manually or automatically at any time. >> More Information go to Project Home Page <<
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This is a Java based graphical (AWT, Java 1.1) program to allow a user to download and/or view webcomics without having to go to the website (for convienience and bandwidth reasons), archive them and search and view them later. Uses SQL DB.
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!!! Tablegen is discontinued. Go use Apache Torque instead !!! Automatically generates Java (JDBC) classes to access to a relational database. Version 1.8 is now officially obsolete. Version is being worked on. It will have improved code structure (
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A PHP and MySQL based band managment system and CMS to assist bands in organising gigs, releasing albums, and producing websites with current news and forums. Go to www.filibusta.net to see capabilities.
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*** This project is now abandoned. *** *** Please go to http://firebird.sourceforge.net for a more complete driver ***
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This is a branch off of eTicket since on 5/23/08 they decided to go commercial and closed source. This project description is copied from eticketreloaded. :)
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IRT was the once active port of IRM to Perl. Once active being relative to 2001, which was eons ago. IRT development has been dropped in favor of IRM development. We suggest you go to the IRM page here at SF.
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Melati
Database backed websites.
Melati is a tool for building Java-programmed websites backed by a database. Please go to www.melati.org to download. -
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Beerus-DB
Beerus-DB is a database operation framework
Beerus-DB is a database operation framework, currently only supports Mysql, Use [go-sql-driver/mysql] to do database connection and basic operations, based on this do a lot of extensions, such as, connection pool management, multiple data sources, transaction management, single table no sql operation, multiple tables and complex operations can write their own sql, sql support {} placeholder, can use struct as parameters to operate the database, etc. -
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Ofiuco Linux
NoSQL & High Performance Distro
...Our goal is to provide an NoSql distro, integrating the necesary packages to setup a distribuited database that fits on your server or desktop. Ofiuco is optimized for on the go computing and provides tools to help achieve maximum performance database. Another great benefit is that Ofiuco is a rolling release distribution. After installing from our quarterly release media, you don't have to worry about reinstalling again in a few months to benefit from the latest software available. -
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DipTonic pretends to be an automatized binaural capturing method. This can be a useful tool to help on the existing binaural projects, minimizing the capturing times, so the investigations can go faster.
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A portable application for JavaME/MIDP-enabled devices (including most mobile phones) that enables you to browse an XML database of geocache information—in particular, the Pocket Query data generated by the geocaching.com web site—wherever you go.
