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    SQL Explorer

    SQL Explorer

    Easily share data across your company via SQL queries

    ...SQL Explorer values simplicity, intuitive use, unobtrusiveness, stability, and the principle of least surprise. SQL Explorer is inspired by any number of great query and reporting tools out there.
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    SQL Notebook

    SQL Notebook

    SQL Notebook — Casual data exploration in SQL

    SQL Notebook is a free Windows application for querying and analyzing data across multiple sources, including SQLite, PostgreSQL, Excel, and CSV files. It combines a SQL editor with a notebook interface, allowing for data exploration, transformation, and visualization in one place. SQL Notebook is ideal for analysts and data enthusiasts.
    Downloads: 7 This Week
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    sentinel

    sentinel

    Sentinel is a filesystem-backed document DBMS written in Rust.

    ...Data encryption supports AES-256-GCM, XChaCha20-Poly1305, and Ascon-128. Each document includes full audit metadata—creation timestamps, version history, hashes, and signatures—viewable with standard UNIX tools. Designed for edge deployments, compliance systems, audit logs, certificate management, and regulatory reporting. No server required, works entirely on filesystem with Git-based replication. Zero vendor lock-in—migrate anytime using standard tools like rsync, tar, or git.
    Downloads: 13 This Week
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    M2SQL

    M2SQL

    Replicate your Mumps Globals into Relational Data Base

    ...Once mapping is completed you will able to replicate all the Mumps data into Target Relation database such as SQLITE or MYSQL. Normally you will do the replication process once a day while system is silent. This will give you a Relational Replication for Reporting or Business Analysis using industry standard tools. If you have a huge amount of data on your Mumps Globals you can choose an alternative mechanism in which only changes will be replicated to the target relational database and reflected almost immediately . The tool is a set of Mumps Routines and globals written on top of Intersystem IRIS , but using only pure Ansi standard Mumps .
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    A suite of PHP/MySQL tools for schools. A tool for producing and managing student reports. A tool for managing an office supplies room. Tools for managing a small library or a laboratory collection. A tool for managing and reporting on absentees.
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    Tools and templates to easily create reporting applications based on client server architecture to present data from a database in an client GUI. The tools are completely written with Tcl as well as the client and server parts.
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    The Courir Project (french for "Running") aims to provide a simple and free Database Client for managing Running Competitions for small Sports Clubs. Currently, its a German Only Project
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    JRubik is a set of tools for navigating and reporting over OLAP Datasources, mainly Mondrian and XMLA servers. This project is based on the components developed by the JPivot project.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    The JPalo Client, API, and WebClient are tools to visualize and model data of a Palo or XMLA database. Their main purpose is Business Intelligence Reporting and Planning. With the API, programmers can easily model their specific needs.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    B-Risk is a risk tracking and management system, using Apache, PHP and MySQL. It features graph and chart reporting, individual logins, and it's own admin tools for the database. Suitable for businesses of all sizes. Released under the GPL.
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    Data Entry and Reporting Tool, this is a tool similar to DBase, M$ Acces, and others. Graphical interface (Motif/LessTif), DBMS backends include MySQL, XBase (sourceforge.net/projects/xbase) and mdb-tools (sourceforge.net/projects/mdbtools).
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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