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Ora2Pg
Ora2Pg is a free tool used to migrate an Oracle database
ora2pg is an open-source tool used to migrate Oracle databases to PostgreSQL. It connects to an Oracle database, extracts schema and data, and generates SQL-compatible output for PostgreSQL. It supports complex migration scenarios, including stored procedures, triggers, data types, and performance optimization, making it ideal for enterprises transitioning away from Oracle systems. -
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Indexing solution for a large set of radiological reports and images, based on the Swish-e search engine.
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A comprehensive incident reporting system incorporating time tracking, multiple projects, holidays, purchasing, reports and many other aspects of running a business. Developed and heavily used by ECONZ over many years, it is a well-proven system.
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sql2mail is a perl module and a script (usually run as a cron job) for generating reports from sql databases that can be emailed to the specified recipients in a variety of formats e.g. HTML email, CSV attachment.
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Multiplatform webbased timereporting system. Generic database support (MS SQL, MySQL...). Generate reports on employees, worked hours in projects. Automatically generate invoices based on an hourly fee (by employee). Gant charts for planning resources
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