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interface for storing objects to relational database (mySQL at the moment); written in python; nice to use with zope application server to store the content of web-forms in a generic way
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GNUccess aims to provide the Open Source Community with the alternative for using proprietary tools like for example MSAccess or PowerBuilder. It will allows creating, managing and running database applications.
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Paos is a server for Python objects and event notifications, and comes with a client module for network communication and object cache management. Paos is often used in workflow systems and similar applications.
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This project provides a means to access Microsoft's SQL Server when installed with their HTTP / SQL XML interface component.
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This is a PHP frontend to a SQL server(potgresql/mysql) to allow one to keep track of your friend's quote
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ipymssql provides Python support for Microsoft SQL Server. It uses the .NET Framework Data Provider for SQL Server in IronPython. It adheres to the Python DB API 2.0 interface, and supports callproc().
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