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MMOAP
Gather data about your SQL servers using DTSX with easy custom SQL!
MMOAP is the result of many MANY years spent in numerous IT environments and not having enough information on hand to make rational decisions. MMOAP is essentially a data gathering tool, specifically geared towards DBA's who need to interrogate SQL servers, and then store the results in a central repository, and then raises alerts on conditions of interest. MMOAP is like many commercial tools (SCOM, Idera, Spotlight, etc.) except MUCH simpler, and also like many homegrown solutions... -
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SYDI is a project aimed to help system administrators in getting started with their Network Documentation. It can document Windows Servers, MS SQL Servers, Exchange Organizations and Linux systems.
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ODBC/Jet database editor, web interface based, intended for complete on-line management of Microsoft Access databases. CUTE tries to increase functionality and performance of Universal Table Editor by Tom Wellige, an ADO database editor.
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Special Population Planner: A GIS-based emergency planning tool for all-hazards analysis. It is tailored for planning for the needs of persons with special needs, but can be easily adapted to other uses. It runs within ESRI ArcGIS 9.1 to 9.3.0.
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Here is the ASP Forum I made including a CMS Administrator to manage the content of it. Any OS and/or environment you can run .asp on you can also use this forum on provided you modify the correct db configuration. [(:-)] Kyle
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