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DiLu Converter
A powerful Import and Export tool between Excel and Database
DiLu Converter is a powerful Excel import and export tool that supports more than 10 databases such as MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL and so on. The supported file formats include xls, xlsx, xlsm, xlsb, csv, txt, xml, json, and dbf. Its native user interface brings users a comfortable experience of simplified Excel import and export, making Excel import and export easier than ever before. Whether you want one-click, batch, and personalized import and export, or want to use... -
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PL/SQL ESRI Shape & dBase Converter
Creates a shape file from a query
This PL/SQL package converts a query with a sdo_geometry into an ESRI shape file and a shape file into a Oracle table. It can also convert a Oracle table into a dBase file and vice versa. Sample 1 - create a shape file (alk.shp, alk.shx, alk.dbf) of type 5 (=Polygon) from table MYTABLE with sdo-column="geo" and SDO_GTYPE=3003: select zvk_shape.write_shp('DATA_PUMP_DIR','alk', 'select t.C01 "NAME", t.C20 "FLST", t.GEO from MYTABLE t where t.C02 = ''ALK'' order by t.C01','GEO',5) "alk" FROM dual; -
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Simple SQL query tool that allows to connect to MSSQL and MySQL servers and MS Access files. A form of linking queries is possible and showing result in a map or in a chart is build in.
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