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High-performance, NoSQL engine with transactions for Perl
AmberDB is a high-performance, flat-file NoSQL database engine for Perl built on top of Berkeley DB (DB_File). It combines the speed of flat-file storage with enterprise features: schema-driven multi-dimensional indexing, ACID-compliant transactions with Strict Two-Phase Locking (Strict 2PL), columnar faceted navigation, multilingual locale processing, and native RAM-disk caching.
Cetus is a high performance middleware that provides routing
...The connection mode of Cetus is basically compatible with MySQL, and the application program can access the database through Cetus without modification, which realizes the horizontal expansion and high availability of the database layer. Cetus is divided into two versions: read-write separation and sub-library (sub-table is a special form of sub-library). Multi-process lock-free improves operating efficiency. Supports transparent backend connection pooling. Support SQL read-write separation. Support data sub-database. Support distributed transaction processing. Support insert batch operations. Support for conditional distinct operations. Enhanced SQL route parsing and injection.
Gentry is the civilized way to enter data into a MySQL database.
I wrote this progam as I was tired of typing "insert into table values (..." statements over and over and also wanted a chance to learn GTK.
This program will connect to a database and tab
CSQL - suite of three products, embedded relational database / stand alone Main Memory Database / updateable bi-directional table level cache. All are exposed via standard SQL interfaces such as ODBC/JDBC.
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DBOW is a database compiler-compiler or front-end. It takes table definitions in a relatively high-level language and prepares C, C++, PHP, Perl (etc) functions for manipulating the database. It will also produce SQLtable data for MySQL.
This project is an win32 converter from DBF to SQL. It generates a sql script file, and have options to create/drop the table, supress deleted fields, include the data, use transactios...
SqlDump is a program to backup a Microsoft SQL Server database
as a text file. SqlDump generates SQL statements for tables,
indexes, user-defined types, views, procedures, etc and also the
table data. Since the database is dumped as a text file,
Copper is a GUI tool to aid developpers using Oracle or MySQL. It presents sql query results in a table. You can select/update/insert etc. Copper supports single click updates, syntax highlighting and lets you browse your tables and columns.
AutoProc (Stored Procedure Generator) is a couple of stored procedures which simplifies generating getter and setter procedures for a given Sql Server 2005/2008 table.