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    UCanAccess

    UCanAccess

    A pure Java JDBC driver for Microsoft Access database files

    UCanAccess is a pure Java JDBC Driver implementation which allows Java developers and JDBC client programs to read/write Microsoft Access database (.mdb and .accdb) files. No ODBC needed.
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    Redis-JD

    Fast and simple Java client for Redis datastore

    Java client for Redis allows programming most commands and reading replies in Java according to the Redis paradigm. The core module takes care of the byte protocol and management of connection via a connection pool. Separate modules are supporting Apache MINA - asynchronous messaging framework and the new Java 7 asynchrounous I/O.
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    "Tiny Oracle Get" is a Oracle DB GUI tool on Linux/Windows for developers. It supports DB browsing, comparison of SQL results, DDL output, drawing ER-diagram automatically, Excel friendly interface with multi-Language.Required Oracle Client and Qt4
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