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Excel AddIn : In2Sql
ODBC Cloud SQL Explorer. Connection Manager. Query Editor.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/in2sql Video for best usage https://rb.gy/tvl8lk This Excel Addin helps SQL analytic create an Excel report based on ODBC relational data. *Creates table base on data from a relational database *Generate a pivot report using the same external connection (1) *Some ad-hoc tools are available - like "keep only" and "remove only" *you can use the row limit option for exploring the largest dataset *The ODBC connection manager is available... -
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uShop
uShop is a Point of Sale (POS) for Sage 50 accounts
uShop is a very light weight Point of Sale (POS) developed for integration with Sage 50 (formerly Sage Line 50). It's free to download. The requirement of this tool was to use what Sage 50 makes available to interface (ODBC, CSV and SDATA). The latest version also introduces ebay alignment technologies for ebay integration with Sage 50. This is a release that is now in production use and has been for the past 12 months. See Wiki for more... -
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Toes Online is a person registration and management system which can be used by organisations to registrate members. It is a powerful tool with many features, including e-mailing, grouping and financial tools, with much focus on security and easy usage.
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