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Feature rich web based SQL Server Explorer and Management Tool. Dynamic forms, DDL/Data script generator and Structure and data comparision tool. Tabbed AJAX/Atlas driven smart web based SQL Editor.
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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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The Kytane Client is an Open Source front end for the Kytane Data Service which is a internet based data storage mechanism.
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An application to help in aiding financial institutions perform regulatory compliance monitoring. This tool is meant to be as flexible as it possibly can be, in other words it should be almost completely data driven.
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Visual Network Manager (VNM) software manages your critical network assets across your entire infrastructure, integrating disparate data from multiple vendors, protocols, and legacy systems into a single web portal.
