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Orbada - Database manager
Database SQL, query tool, using JDBC for Oracle,SQLite,PostgreSQL,etc
ORBADA is a database, SQL, query client using JDBC drivers. It is a tool to administrate and manage database structure. It Is for Oracle, SQLite, Firebird, HSQLDB, DerbyDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL and other databases. -
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Operating system project from scratch to design and implement all components from boot strapping,hardware interrupts , memory manger ,file system , etc .
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MultiExecutor is a tool for managing distributed unix like systems and databases that has jdbc drivers. Only entering from one console you can execute same script or command on multiple machines and you can see the results seperately.
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A solution for Home automation, with HTTP access to manage Tini Board, X10 - I2C - LCD components. You can add your own manager and exchange his services with other. All manager are plug on a kernel (Servlet Java).
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Zaval Database Front-end is a light and functional Web-based front-end to any database for which you have JDBC drivers. It allows raw SQL code execution and is limited only by the extent of the database's SQL support.
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