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Free software tools released by the Virtual Institute for Microbial Stress and Survival, including WIST (a toolkit for LIMS development) and PCAPStore (a file repository for LIMS).
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Serialization + persistance : in a few lines of code, compress and annotate Python objects into SQLite; then later retrieve them chronologically by keywords without any SQL. Most useful "standard" module for a database to store schema-less data.
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yLife aims to be the Firefox of Yu-Gi-Oh!. Very user-friendly and useful for duellists/players/collectionners of Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game. It is based on Modules : Card Explorer, Deck Builder,... It is powered by YCD : Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Database.
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A book keeping program for personal / home / office use. Thanks to Harbour-project and Linux for giving my code, a new lease of life. I am releasing it in public domain, in the hope that it may be useful to someone starting with xBase / Linux.
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Platform-independent PostgreSQL diff tool that is useful for schema upgrades. The tool compares two schema dump files and creates output file that can be used for upgrade of old schema. Project sources and issue tracker has been moved to https://github.com/fordfrog/apgdiff.
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Redland is a set of object-based, modular and portable C RDF libraries providing RDF APIs for the graph, triple storage (librdf), RDF/XML parsing and serializing (Raptor), SPARQL RDF querying (Rasqal). Language APIs in Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby and others.
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The most efficient flatfile database engine written in pure PHP, it is compatible with a subset of intermediate SQL92 and does not need any additional library! It perfectly understands SQL (also MySQL variant) and is also supported through ADOdb Lite.
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This project hosts a couple of XSL files which enables you to migrate data from MySQL to Microsoft SQL Server with minimal efforts. You simply dump the MySQL file using the -X XML option, and then use these XSL's to generate the SQL scripts
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FlatDB.Net is a .Net port, of the Python module FlatDB, written in Boo. It is a flat-file database library that supports insert, update, delete and simple searching.
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EHR/EMR cross-platform software for the design, implementation and use of autonomous, open, database models for multilingual medical knowledge management systems from primary care to continuing care. -
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cobol2j reads or writes COBOL or RPG data files imported from mainframes, AS/400 or Baby/36 environment. Packed decimal, zoned or packed date fields decoding included. EBCDIC conversion. ETL ISAM data to any other platform. PC Cobol ( ASCII ) supported.
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XPN is relies on a non relational native XML database, where XML documents are stored in a compressed form and indices enables fast access to structure and content, thus enabling a fast evaluation of XQuery queries.
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GridSQL is an open source shared-nothing clustered database system for data warehousing designed for PostgreSQL. GridSQL includes intelligence to parallelize over multiple servers for achieving faster query response times.
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A bunch of tools for various purposes - lyrics presentation on a digital projector, CD copying organisation, an AJAX-based address book, Joomla! add-ons, software for monitoring incoming calls using FLI4L and AVM's Fritz!Box. Just something for everyone! The files on SourceForge are a bit aged, you can get an up-to-date overview at https://zephyrsoft.org or https://github.com/mathisdt
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PL/SQL Editor Plugin for Eclipse using file and database access for auto completion and many standard source editing capabilities of eclipse. Designed to support editing the Oracle based PL/SQL language. Written in java, supported on all platforms.
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A software to store, (PUT) meteorological data from complex free form text format to databases and and GET stored (and already loaded) data from databases using OPeNDAP protocol. Written using Java6, XSD, and C++. It support OPeNDAP clients thanks to
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A collection of tools for using Berkeley DB JE 1. Hajo - a simple thrift based RPC interface to Berkeley DB JE
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The Pointrel System is an RDF-like triple store implemented on the Java/JVM platform, supporting related social semantic desktop applications to create, use, exchange, and organize informational resources for a reasonably joyful and secure world.
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Pure Tcl package for Tcl/Tk to store database records for your program, with optional connectivity to a MySQL database engine and/or XML file output.
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Ruby Research Wiki (RRiki) can be used to keep notes and organize references for research. It uses a browser interface, an intuitive plain text formatting language (markdown), and facilities to cross-reference and hierarchically organize notes
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The SBS1 Explorer application features a nice GUI allowing a variety of queries to any SBS-1 flights database without having to install the BaseStation software. Simply get a database file (usually BaseStation.sqb) and open it in SBS1 Explorer.
