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CloudBeaver
Cloud Database Manager
Cloud Database Manager, community edition.CloudBeaver is a web server that provides rich web interface. The server itself is a Java application, the web part is written on TypeScript and React. It is free to use and open-source (licensed under Apache 2 license). CloudBeaver is a light modern web application for database management. Out-of-the-box CloudBeaver supports various SQL, NoSQL and BigData data sources. -
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aSQLiteManager - a SQLite manager for the Android platform. If the database is stored on the SDCard you can browse the data, change records and query the data. By installing aShell you can also edit system databases on rootet phones. Help improving the translation here: https://crowdin.com/project/asqlitemanager
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FBO - FREE Backup Tool for DB2 databases
Backup Tool to manage and schedule backup tasks for DB2 databases
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The LUG Library Manager is a project to help Linux User Groups start their own library. A LUG library is helpful to the community at large because it increases access to information, and gives everyone the opportunity to become more knowledgeable.
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