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SQL*Plus Commander is Text-based user interface (TUI) / framework to query data on Oracle DB in a smart way. It consists in a fully customizable script shell for bash and ksh. It executes custom queries or procedures on DB with SQLPlus for Oracle. The results of queries can be browsed in a colorful text interface resulting data from a query can be selected and passed dinamically as parameters for others queries or procedures It may be useful for people who runs frequently a limited number of query and uses the results as parameters for other queries. ...

MongoDB-bkp-script MongoDB Database Backup Bash Script This simple script in BASH for Linux creates a Database Dump in MongoDB on a file that can be used later.

Linux simple outliner made in bash, needs xxd and nano, whnb.data provided as example, can be renamed so when started again it'll create a clean file. It's a 'recovered' project from the past (2015-2014). No further development in mind. First attempt to make an outliner

Fields.awk allows users to create and work with small-to-medium databases on their home computers or a mobile device with bash shell terminal emulator. It runs on any OS compatible with bash shell, including Linux, FreeBSD, MacOSX, and Android. Certain optional features (printing/encryption) are dependent on external utilities such as lp or ccrypt.

gqlplus is a front-end for Oracle program sqlplus with command-line editing, history, table-name and column-name completion. Otherwise the user interface is identical to that of sqlplus. Command-line editing works as in bash/tcsh shells.

"bash the Database" is a loadable builtin command for the GNU bash shell which allows scripted access to relational databases using SQL commands similar to those used in embedded SQL programs. Originally written for DB2, support has been added for databa

Oracle Component Handler. Bash scripts helping the (database) administrator to manage all Oracle components on the Linux machine. Easy management by starting, stopping, showing and status questioning of different Oracle products.

SoupToNuts is a repository of technical articles and example software covering Postfix, OpenSSH, C and C++, Live Linux CD, MySQL, SQLite, Berkeley DB, Bash and System Administration.

OpenDBA Assistants (ODA) is an architected application to automate tasks for Oracle DBAs. Source code is unix shell (ksh/bash) and procedural languages. ODA provides highly automated scripts for routine tasks like RMAN backup, exports, logrotate, etc.

Command Name Insert is an bash script to manipulate the csv file used in setting OS X computer name and network preferences used with NetRestore post-actions. Developed with intent on on-technical users running the script.

Bash.org reader -- read Bash.org and can filter, search for, and vote for quotes. Uses AJAX, has configurability (Hide crappy quotes? Hide already displayed quotes? What is your favorite quote?) and has a web-based interface.

Provides a linux/unix command line tool to "scrub" comma delimited files. Removing extra spaces, mr. dr. etc. Also removing duplicate records based on a comparison of columns/fields. It's a bash script using awk, cut, join and nl. Using a little perl

XAMPP CS is a simple bash script for controlling XAMPP for Linux

nisql is a tool for use with MicrosoftŽ SQL Server™ 2000 and MSDE, to query SQL Server using Transact-SQL. The main goal is to efficiently extract data for use with gnu tools, provided by Cygwin (http://www.cygwin.com) like gawk, bash, cut, sort, ...

Set of bash scripts useful for Sybase ASE administration

The Music File Finder (muff) is a shell program (bash) to search a directory tree for mp3 files whose filename matches some regular expression. Users are presented a list of matching filenames and can choose any of these file to be appended to a playlist

This bash script, in conjunction with a java program, will backup your mysql database(s) to a file using mysqldump, and gzips it. Depending on setup, it will either e-mail you the file, or leave it in the installation directory.