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Execute queries to any .net DBFactory Database (ORACLE, Informix, MSSQL, MySQL...). Organize your Queries. Add dynamic parameters to your queries. Get DB information. Use 32 bit version for working with 32 bit data sources under Win32 or Win64 Use 64 bit version for working with 64 bit data sources under Win 64 only
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A tool to support data-analysis on a Oracle-DB. In Greek mythology, Metis (Μῆτις) was of the Titan generation ... The Stoic commentators allegorized Metis as the embodiment of "wisdom" or "wise counsel" ... (from Wikipadia)
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DBGet is a light-weight database Schema Browser and SQL Editor for Sybase, Oracle, SQL Server & IBM DB2 databases.
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MySXP Client: Is an ActiveX COM Microsoft Windows platform; The objective of this Component is to create a terminal service for a wide open server services as, IM, RPC for client app., RPC, DB terminal, Multiplayer Game client, WebCam, voIP Client.
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QuickSQL can connect to just about any data source to provide quick and easy access to your SQL data. With QuickSQL the need for database specific SQL tools is gone. (MySql, MSSQL, Access, Oracle, etc...)
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