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DBAddin is a ExcelDNA based Add-in for Database interoperability. First, DBAddin provides DB Functions (see DBFuncs User-doc), which are an alternative to the Excel built-in MSQuery (integrated statically into worksheets having severe limitations in terms of querying and constructing parameterized queries (MS-Query allows parameterized queries only in simple queries that can be displayed graphically)). Next, methods for working with database data (DBModifications: DBMapper, DBAction...

SQLiteDBManager is a simple and powerful GUI interface for SQLite database. It is a tool to creates,edit,designs and administrate database structure.

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)

DBGet is a light-weight database Schema Browser and SQL Editor for Sybase, Oracle, SQL Server & IBM DB2 databases.

A simple to use but powerful tool for flat file validation. FlaFi can find Data Errors in the batch of flat files basing on the schema(XML) that defines business rules. It can be used for data exchange screening and data validation.

Aztec is a command based database application that has similar functionality and uses as SQL. Aztec operates around the "Core-Civilization" enabling interfacing with other applications along with highly customized client and IDE applications.

Data Investigator: An online query tool built using ASP.NET and VB.NET to investigate the data inside a local or remote SQL Server database. Mainly intended for use if you're not sure what the database contains (and you don't have an existing interface

Whiz is a database diff utility which will be useful to find difference between two MS-SQL Server databases. It also able to generate SQL script to update the changes from one database to another database.

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...)