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AmberDB - NoSQL database engine in Perl
High-performance, NoSQL engine with transactions for Perl
AmberDB is a high-performance, flat-file NoSQL database engine for Perl built on top of Berkeley DB (DB_File). It combines the speed of flat-file storage with enterprise features: schema-driven multi-dimensional indexing, ACID-compliant transactions with Strict Two-Phase Locking (Strict 2PL), columnar faceted navigation, multilingual locale processing, and native RAM-disk caching. -
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Adds perl capability to the web server Aolserver. A perl script can: return content, get other web pages, make SQL queries and more. Planned: full access to aolserver api (in progress: this is the base layer); and a second, easy-to-use layer on top.
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Lightweight Flat-File database API for perl. Allows SQL queries to manipulate the database info. Requires no module building. Current Version: 1.0.11b
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pilot-qof provides a query interface to data on a Palm device, using pilot-link and QOF - the Query Object Framework. pilot-qof supports reading addressbook, datebook, expenses and ToDo data and runs SQL-type queries on the live data or a QSF XML fil
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mysql2dbf is a perl written command line utility for exporting MySQL data into DBF file. It has configurable DBF file format and uses user's SQL queries.
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...Updater.GKDB is a robust push-of-a-button updater for GeneKeyDB (GKDB). Bio.GKDB allows the user to easily access elements of GKDB without needing to know the schema or making SQL queries.
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MyQuickSQL written in Perl and GTK+ for administration of MySQL databases version 5.1 and more, to quick managed data with Scripting style of databases, helping by "Query Snippet", Export queries in HTML, XML, TEXT (CSV) and generate a "Perl/CGI Code
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YASQL is an open source Oracle command line interface. YASQL features a much kinder alternative to SQL*Plus's user interface. This is meant to be a complete replacement for SQL*Plus when dealing with ad hoc queries and general database interfacing.
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Utility for indicating the current processes and sql queries. Furthermore input/output extent of utilization are graphically indicated.
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SydeKIQ (pronounced sidekick) is a Sybase IQ Log Parser that parses the iqmsg and sql log files to aid Sybase IQ Database Administrators in determining which queries are the most time consuming and which users are running these queries.
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mySQLweb is web interface for building SQL queries to MySQL databse. Query builder allows user to add and remove tables, set relations, apply criterias etc. Results are output in a table. The look is easy to change - it is simply CSS formatted XHTML.
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XSQL combines the power of XML and SQL to provide a language and database independent means to store and retrieve SQL queries and their results.
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