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    DBeaver

    DBeaver

    Free universal database tool

    DBeaver is a free, multi-platform database tool that supports any database having a JDBC driver. It is useful for developers, SQL programmers, database administrators and analysts. DBeaver comes with plenty of great features such as metadata and SQL editors, ERD, data export/import/migration and more. Plugins are available for certain databases, and there are also several database management utilities.
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    oracle-architect-tools

    oracle pl/sql based tools for design development and maintenance

    A suite of open source utilities written in Oracle PL/SQL for schema instrumentation, auditing, schema administration scripting, ddl mapping and migration code generation, dml package generation, and xml service package generation based on metadata tables
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    Daffodil Replicator is a powerful Open Source Java tool for data integration, data migration and data protection in real time. It allows bi-directional data replication and synchronization between homogeneous / heterogeneous databases including Oracle, M
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