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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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SQLite Micro Manager
Simplest SQLite3 GUI program
...It can run without any installation, although proper installation packages are provided for Windows and Ubuntu-based Linux distributions. The intended audience is people with at least basic knowledge of SQL who need fast and simple tool to deal with SQLite3 databases. -
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Spawner is a generator of sample/test data for databases. It can be configured to output delimited text or SQL insert statements. It can also insert directly into a MySQL 5.x database. Includes many field types, most of which are configurable.
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IBAccess is a Interbase client application to allow users and administrators to perform common tasks with their Interbase databases in a user friendly interface.
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PgQuery is an interactive GUI tool for querying PostgreSQL databases. After connecting to a database server you can open views and tables, send custom sql statements, export the result to CSV (local file) or send it to KSpread to open it as a spreadsheet
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Graphical database creator (like R. Rose and Erwin, but with more functions and facilities, working at linux and windows. Supporting the most of the existing databases available (interbase, oracle, mysql, sql server, access, and another ones if possible)
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