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The 3x5 Cards project provides an intuitive web interface to a database. The metaphor is the 3"x5" index card. Each card has a number, a title, and the card contents. The cards can be arranged by number or title, or arrayed in batches.
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PHP-Index uses a plain text file as an index for a efficient search on data. The index is a simple ordered list, so a binary search can be performed. Current implementation supports a XML document as database.
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PostgreSQL provides interesting information (bytes read from tables, number of sequential and index scans, etc.) but in many cases this is not sufficient as the time dimension is missing. This project aims to provide such history.
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JavaPub is a one-click install BibTex-publications portal based on a simple java codebase. It features a drag-and-drop uploader module to upload BibTex files and a module that generates the html-index and entry-pages for publication listings.
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An intranet based document indexing/search facility. Creates an index of MS Office documents (.doc, .xls, .ppt) plain text and .PDF files found in the UNC path passed to the script.Results are store in MySQL database with PHP frontend.
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MediaDB is a PHP web-based database to organize your DVDs, CDs, VHS tapes, books, games, etc. It can even index the files on a disc for easy searching. Version 1.1 fixes changes to the Amazon API.
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Web-based tool for developers and administrators to access into Oracle. Written in PHP to allow view,manage and export Oracle objects (tables, view,index,package, procedure, trigger..) over WWW (like phpMyAdmin, phpOraAdmin or funkctions like TOAD)
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G.O.SQL is a web-based data management tool for Oracle Database. Currently, its support 7 schema's objects: Table, View, Index, Sequence, Function, Procedure, and Synonym.
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Inventory tool for the system administrator written in PHP with MySQL as a back end. The idea is to create a database driven system with a web front end that will allow the administrator to index, associate link and maintain all of the hardware and softwa
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The ELSI is the Embedded Linux Software Index. This software categorizes and maintains a list of all available embedded linux software. It also supports live feeds that are maintained by a cron job.
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PhotoArch is a set of PHP scripts. It is a front-end to a photo database. It is not a web photoalbum. It is more! It allows you to index and reference your photography collection and make parts of it available to general public or a set of users.
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mediaCat-GTK is a cross-platform GUI database frontend designed to allow you to index and search your mp3, dvd, and cd collections. It is written using the new PHP-GTK language bind and currently supports connections to mySQL and any database supported b
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