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    SQLStringSeeker

    SQLStringSeeker

    Ctrl+F for your MSSQL Database

    This program connects to a users MSSQL Database, and searches it entirely for a search string. When finished, the results are populated in the log as preformatted queries that can be copy/pasted into SSMS for additional analysis.
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    Springbok

    Springbok

    Educational Query Tool for Relational Databases

    Relational Algebra is a very important formal language associated with relational databases. This is why most of the universities have Relational Algebra as an integral part of their database management courses. But unfortunately, most of the traditional relational DBMS software tools support Structured Query Language (SQL) only. For a student it is very difficult to know whether a relational algebra query written on paper is correct or not. Also as an instructor it is difficult to evaluate an innovative relational query because same result can be gained by different ways. ...
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