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We aim to develop a JDBC Driver to OGSA-DAI middleware. OGSA-DAI implements and define a common way to acess Data Resource, as well coordinate the use of them. A JDBC Driver should extend possibilities, and make it easy to use, in a client perspective.
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DBBinder++ is a data-binder/ORM tool for SQL Databases (SQLite, MySQL, Firebird, Oracle and possibly others). Given an input file which contains severall SQL commands, it will generate source code to easily acess the results.
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PhpMyAjax is an open source OOP/PHP5 application designed to mimick the MySQL standard client using AJAX. The app is 100% templatable so can be made to look fun as well as offering the flexibility of a CLI. Great for shared hosts without shell acess.
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A class generator for building a DAL and BLL in c# using SQL server and the MS Database Acess Application Block; Following the DotNetNuke 2.0 Provider Patterns
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Comet is a flexible backup platform, giving you total control over your backup environment and storage destinations.
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A database acess plugin for SharpDevelop, simmilar to the database access components of Visual Studio(tm). Also includes a simple standalone database access program.
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Complete ORM .NET framework that goes beyond regular ORM's. It includes data acess, bussines logic and user interface automation, centralization and standarization.
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