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SQLExecutor: A Simple JDBC framework
Tiny and easy to use JDBC framework, simplifies usage of JDBC driver
A simple JDBC framework (JAR) by Jeff Smith. Employs database independent, unchecked exception code. Supports Oracle, mySQL, HSQL, and PostgreSQL--can be easily extended to new databases. See article (originally published on Developer.com ) here: http://softtechdesign.com/products/SQLExecutor/SQLExecutor.htm -
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This MEGA ALPHA project (CURRENTLY) provides java tools for : XML file to org.w3c.dom.Document, Document to HashMap (recursive), HashMap to Document (recursive), Document to File or String, Document to XSLT to File or String
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AutoCloner4Oracle-SAP
Oracle RDBMS B&R Cloning Installation Systemcopy
This software help to clone complex Oracle Databases fast and with nearby no effort in EMC^2 Networker or IBM Tivoli environments. IT's also great for fast restore of database cause it generates required RMAN scripts for your needs. It also help to clone whole database with Backup plus Oracle Agents for OEM/GC/CC. It manages oratab file in AIX, Solaris and LINUX based environments and create a standard directory tree below ~/admin/$ORACLE_SID to have a look and feel for all of your...
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