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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on Microsoft Azure provides a secure, reliable, and flexible foundation for your cloud infrastructure. Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Microsoft Azure is ideal for enterprises seeking to enhance their cloud environment with seamless integration, consistent performance, and comprehensive support.
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Our cloud-based and mobile-capable software for human & social services supports critical functions from intake through reporting. Most information management software isn’t made for human services; Casebook is built hand-in-hand with human services professionals, we understand the information you need to track and access on a daily basis, and we’ve based our entire platform around it. With the ability to work on any browser-based device on our secure platform workers can work from anywhere, making collaboration and file sharing instant and transparent.
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DIRT stands for Database Internet Record Transfer. DIRT is similar to ODBC, OLEDB, and other alphabet soup acronyms for data transfer interfaces. The difference for DIRT is that it is exposed as a cloud web service initially based on SOAP.
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Photolith is a database management system that makes it possible for you to create database for photographic process.
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Access a mySQL database from FoxPro for MS-DOS. Many applications still run on this system on DOS, dosemu on Linux/Unix, but with limited upgrade options for the database itself. This project continues development originated by Miroslav Nyameshchuk.
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TierAdapter Framework is an n-tier application development framework based on Visual FoxPro 9.0 which allows you to build rich, fast and scalable database applications. It supports VFP native engine as well as any ODBC/OleDB database.
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Find out why thousands of organizations choose Tix for their box office and online ticket sales.
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The given program is intended for calculation of pensions and conducting document circulation in management of social protection
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