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Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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This software enable you to run HTML,CSS, VB Script and Java Script programs. This software support VB Script & Java Script components. you can run any kind of VB Script and Java Script programs without saving,just type program and view it in internal browser. you can run HTML,CSS,VB Script & Java Script components without full code of it. you can view your code in many browsers like Internal Browser,Default Browser,Internet Explorer,Chrome,Firefox,Safari or you can add your browser...
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youaccess
Free, command line MS Access databases creator/editor
YouAccess is a free lifesaver console µapplication intended for SQL management of Microsoft® Access™ databases from command line, including creating them. -
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ODBC/Jet database editor, web interface based, intended for complete on-line management of Microsoft Access databases. CUTE tries to increase functionality and performance of Universal Table Editor by Tom Wellige, an ADO database editor.
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The MyAccess online database editor is a ASP-VBScript web application that runs on Microsoft's IIS Application server. The current release and includes functionality to create/modify/delete MS Access databases, tables, views, keys, indexes, and content
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Modernize Your Lab with the #1 Rated LIMSNothing is more critical to a lab’s success than the quality, security, and traceability of samples. The Lockbox LIMS system provides robust sample management functionality to laboratory professionals, giving them full visibility on every aspect of a sample’s journey, from accessioning to long-term storage.
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