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DAO generator. Objects are generated from most native description of relational data - SQL commands. Generator result is completely generated bridge Object - Relational database with connection pool, DAO factory, SQL dialects etc.
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Very lightweight Java wrapper for sqlplus. Provides command history and clipboard features. No annoying buttons - keyboard shortcuts for everything.
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A datawarehouse-portal. Built using PHP. Can show text-reports as well as graphs generated from SQL-queries. Also contains admin. functions. Modules can be used in other projects (database- and form-abstraction). At this time only compat. with Postgresql.
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Train ML Models With SQL You Already KnowBuild and deploy ML models using familiar SQL. Automate data prep with built-in Gemini. Query 1 TB and store 10 GB free monthly.
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QueryForm is a Java/Swing-based GUI app which provides a powerful form-based front end for relational databases. It supports multiple concurrent connections to different databases. Query results can be exported to CSV files or INSERT statements.
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Generates Java Classes, .NET Classes or XML from SQL Statements contained within an XML configuration file. DbFoil also supports connection pooling and database transactions.
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An XMLRPC client library implementation written in 100% PLSQL. Allows the Oracle DB to easily turn into a webservice consumer, without the need for java.
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Database Schema Change Notifier is a J2EE application that report the changes (including tables, columns, users, index, etc.) of any kind of RDBMS. It is implemented using publish/subscribe mechanism
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Eclipse Documentum DQL/API plug-in with the main functionality of content proposals and colour coding. As a secondary result testing things the plug-in is starting to resemble a fast hard client. A feature we lost when a certain hard client was replaced.
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Free Web Publishing System[tm] is free software. It is an open-source, PHP-based content management system, using an SQL backend for storing of content/site settings and HTML templates for page layout.
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The HL7 Referral Data Mapping System provide user to connection any kind of RDBS to get data that Referral required. Using profile and connections, we cat get data in once form any kind of RDMS and execute multiple Database query.
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FormEntry allows you to to generate an HTML interface for one or more SQL tables directly from the definition of the SQL tables. It includes the ability to generate elaborate checking of the form result using generated Javascript or PHP code provided by
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An easy to set up and use blogging system using PHP and MySQL capable of creating pages which are both stylish and xhtml 1.0 strict compliant.
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Chronus is an user-friendly object persistance layer for Java. It supplants the need for any database setup or SQL statements. Futhermore Chronus is designed to work without the need for any user configuration or XML descriptor files. Zero setup time
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Online news and newspaper harvester - Like RSS Newsreader w/ database. National & International News. Very detailed catches hard to find news articles. Allows resposting of summaries w/ comments to Usenet Newsgroups, complex searches & more.
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LDBC (Liberty Data Base Connectivity) is a JDBC driver that provides vendor-independent database access. With LDBC, your application will just work on all major databases and you don't have to change any source code. LDBC is based on ANSI-SQL and JDBC.
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Extensible Data Objects (EDO) is a Markup-style scripting language for accessing and manipulating data from different sources (predominantly SQL sources, but also capable of extending to DNS, etc...), through an extensible plugin framework.
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The FormattedDataSet Java API is the easiest way to generate dynamic text (HTML, XML, WML, JavaScript,...). The dynamic text is generated by using tabular data as input (SQL statements, ResultSets, 2 dimensional arrays,...).
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The Eddi project is an eclipse plugin, which provides an editor with content outline, auto completion and syntax highlighting for SQL scripts.
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Generic Data Access Layer is an approach to solve the problem for data access handling in any kind of application. This approach should help to build a database independent data layer. Both embedded SQL and Stored procedure can be used.
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Kollektor is a personal book collection manager that also has a lending library. No more forgetting who has your book. Quickly look up books on amazon.com. Uses SQLite to store information. Written in C++ and is cross platform, thanks to wxWidgets.
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Romulus is a client for searching, viewing, and hearing text, audio and video of intelligent subjects. This includes debates, essays, white papers, abstracts, source code, maps, and transcripts. It uses vorbis for audio, theora for video, & RTF for text.
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Object Relational Persistence and Object-Based SQL Query API. Similar to that of Hibernate or JDO but much better structured design. This API has several layers of abstraction to be useful for nearly any situation.
