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    SQL Script Generator
    SQL Script Generator is a SQL code generator database building tool, aiming to reduce time of coding and debugging, speed up projects, reducing human errors and avoiding repetitive tasks. The initial goal of this prject was to to demonstrate basic coding structures, Visual Basic Language, SQL, .NET WinForms theming .
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    OFsX

    Oracle File system Extension

    Problem: How can Oracle PL/SQL applications read, write, move or copy arbitrarily large files to or from arbitrary file system locations? Solution: This utility (OFsX) uses PL/SQL, Oracle AQ & Spring Integration to handle reading, writing, copying, moving & deleting of files from Oracle PL/SQL in a general way. Summary: PL/SQL is an excellent language for developing data-intensive, enterprise applications.
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    The project aims to extend the PHP scripting language to enable PHP developers to write bioinformatics applications more rapidly than if they had to start from scratch using \"vanilla php\".
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