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PostSqlForms
Frontend for PostgreSQL and SQLite databases
PostSqlForms is a simple, but powerful GUI for PostgreSQL and SQLite databases. It enables you to rapidly implement a set of forms and reports for a database. For using PostSqlForms with SQLite you don't need a separate SQLite installation. The SQLite Tcl interface and the SQLite command line shell are included in the binary packages (not in the source package). For using PostSqlForms with PostgreSQL you need a separate PostgreSQL installation. PostSqlForms is the successor of... -
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A Tcl script for Eggdrop providing many of the standard features of other scripts, however, with a twist that it is aimed at bot services. This is the exact script used by the bot service #animebots on Quakenet.
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This is a Tcl/Tk interface to a set of FORTRAN subroutines which implement empirical formulae for Physical Sputtering, Chemical Sputtering, Radiation Enhanced Sublimation. More PSIs to be added (Backscattering, etc..)
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Tksql allows you to edit PostgreSQL and MySQL tables. You can use it from the shell prompt, specifying the name of a table, or an SQL satement, or just the name of a database. It has filter capabilities which are very easy to use. Two views are possible
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