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XLS/Loader is a user-friendly, Java™-based GUI tool that quickly and easily transfers a Microsoft Excel worksheet — provided it is structured as simple table — into your RDBMS (supports Oracle™, MariaDB/MySQL™, and PostgreSQL). Requires at least Java™ 11.
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Leashmore
Leashmore is an open-source Operations Management Software
Leashmore is an open-source "Operations Management Software" distributed under the MIT License. It employs military-grade encryption alongside sophisticated integrity verification feature to ensure data security. You can freely modify and distribute copies and any modifications of the Leashmore. You can use Leashmore in commercial applications. GitHub page with the source code and the user guide can be found at https://github.com/Northstrix/Leashmore Leashmore requires .NET 6.0... -
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The project OpenFigaro is intended to be a OpenSource software for Frisoer Goods economy. It will be simple to use and small. It uses the open source RDBMS Firebird as datastoring and it is written in Delphi.
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CybOrg, the Cybercafe Organizer, is a point of sales and administration system for internet cafes. It has a web-based interface and is written in Perl using Template Toolkit and a RDBMS. CybOrg uses a Windows/Linux client to block workstations.
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