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pglogger
Logger to use from within PostgreSQL
pglogger is a logging framework for PostgreSQL. It is inspired by log4j. -
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DataRoller
Roll your own database test data
Fill your database with test data, move in and be happy. DataRoller is a small program that will insert rows into your database based on a file describing your tables and columns. Script files describe how each table relates to other tables, how DataRoller should geneate foreign keys, and how each column should look. DataRoller executes your script file, generating insert statements and filling your database with data. -
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CompareZilla is a utility application that can compare database table. The databases DO NOT have to be of the same type and not even on the same machine. Current release supports Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL and DB2. database table compare database table ..
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Orate is a source-level tracing facility for Oracle PL/SQL. Programmers insert calls to Orate in the code and Orate captures and writes run time information to a table. These data are suitable for debugging, testing and profiling the application.
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Cut Data Warehouse Costs by 54%BigQuery delivers 54% lower TCO with exabyte scale and flexible pricing. Free migration tools handle the SQL translation automatically.
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Framework for writing decorator for FIT [Framework for Integrated Test][http://fit.c2.com/] fixtures. This project also provides a set of standard fit fixtures which can be used to decorate existing FIT table without modifying them.
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