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Pure-Tcl Interface to PostgreSQL
A Tcl interface to PostgreSQL databases, written in Tcl
pgintcl is a Tcl interface to the PostgreSQL database system, written entirely in Tcl. It is mostly compatible with other pgtcl implementations, especially pgtclng. It lacks asynchronous operations, and is somewhat slower, but it does not require any other libraries. (This project was on pgfoundry.org and its predecessor from Feb 2003 through Mar 2011.) -
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The tcl-dac project provides an abstraction library for uniform access to relational database managements system from the tcl language. Its a tcl-only wrapper library on top of the C-based database extensions. Currently Oracle, Informix, ADABAS-D and OD
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a&a - tcl script for eggdrop/windrop
a&a - tcl script for eggdrop/windrop
a&a - tcl script for eggdrop/windrop @ http://script.bots.land & http://bots.land, used for creating bots on IRC, botlending activity and/or just fun. -
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nstcl is a Tcl package which reimplements many of the useful APIs and commands from AOLserver and OpenACS, making them available for use in Tcl/Tk applications & scripts.
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pgdiff is a utility which compares the table definitions of two databases, and returns the differences as PostgreSQL commands which will transform the structure of the first database to be identical to that of the second (c.f. diff and patch).
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