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SQLMinus - "sqlplus minus the pain". This SQL Client (Java) is very configurable, completes table and column names upon tabbing. Completes other words and abbrevs (vi-style). Powerful auto-linking across tables. Powerful auto-joining across tables.
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SQL Star, a SQL client provides a common Graphical User Interface (GUI) for all database servers (like, oracle, microsoft sql server, mysql etc.,) using JAVA JDBC 3.0 API With type 4 driver.
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DBPad is a GUI-based SQL client for relational databases. As long as you have a JDBC driver for your DB, you can use DBPad to view or manipulate your data and metadata of your tables.
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JSQL Edit is a database-independent SQL client that allows graphical manipulation for making queries to databases. JSQL Edit is written in Java and uses JDBC for connectivity and Java Swing for a graphical user interface.
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ProDBA The cross platform Oracle development/administration tool written in Java. Features a powerful SQL editor and schema navigator. Can export dynamic queries to the web.
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ViennaSQL is a GUI SQL client written in 100% Java. ViennaSQL can communicate with any database that has a JDBC driver. It should run anywhere Java runs.
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