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    This application assists DB2 users while writing commands, proposing options and parameters or, completing words.
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    Process Manager for Windows (PMW)

    A easy to use task manager that lets you control your apps

    Process Manager for Windows is a smart Task Manager that lets you manage priority, transparency, visibility of your processes with few clicks. It lets you kill one process or all processes in with just shortcut key and let you gain control of your unresponding windows computer and let you regain all the resources back, of course when killing apps you always have the risk of losing the unsaved data. ================= This tool flourished from 2008 to 2013, and was downloaded over...
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    AdminStack framework helps to manage servers and user accounts. It is automation tool with central database for keeping key info about IT infrastructure and users. Adminstack makes separate systems to be managed centrally by simply editing XML file.
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    cdq is a tool to change directory quicky.After adding frequently accessed directories to cdq database,you can change to one directory by inputting its index,if it is in the database.This tool is valuable if you need change among directories frequently.
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    Start up script for MySQL NDB database engine. Tested on openSuSE 10-10.3. Please report to us if you test on other operating system and it works or if port it to another system.
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    A Windows Installer Database To XML Bi-Directional Converter. The command line tool msi2xml converts Windows Installer Databases (.msi) to text based XML files. The complementary tool xml2msi reconstructs the .msi from the XML file.
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    JudoScript is a general-purpose, Java scripting, multi-domain scripting tool/language. It combines the powers of declarative scripting for many modern tasks and general object/procedural programming. It is simple, intuitive, practical and powerful.
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