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WPF MSQL Workbench
MSQL Workbench
To make your connection to Msql server easy this application will help you. Easy connection to sql server and create databases execute any query. -
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Automne is a CMS written in PHP/MSQL with that comes with an intuitive EXTJS user interface and a web application generator. Templates and rows can mix XML syntax and PHP. Automne is built for speed and embed a customizable cache system.
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AriosCMS
AriosCMS
Arios CMS is a OpenSource Using PHP withouth Msql Easy To Install. -
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Data Holder object/relational mapper. Provides typed data encapsulation and database persistence for .net apps. It also contains a wizard for generating the data objects code and persistance code. Right now it has implementation only for MSQL 2000.
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TPLN is a new template class written in php that could interface with your database (PDO, MySQL , mSQL , Sybase, Interbase ....) via AdoDB it's simple and powerful. This class separates your php code and your design that reduce update design of your sit
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MinYSQL is an extremely light, Web-based MYSQL manager. Very easy to set up with only a few lines of config, and only one(1) file to manage. Easy to use and very flexible, can connect to any MYSQL server with the proper authentication.
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Polymorphic Polymorphic Scripts can be installed on any of 5 supported databases MySQL,PostgreeSQL,Firebird,SQLite,mSQL. PhcScripts works directly with databases i.e. does NOT use ADODB , PEAR::DB or other ...
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Phind - A fully featured domain name server written entirely in PHP. Supports pear db abstraction (dbase, fbsql, interbase, informix, msql, mssql, mysql, mysqli, oci8, odbc, pgsql, sqlite and sybase) as well as djbdns/tinydns and bind configuration
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This is a port of the MySQL modules from Msql-Mysql-modules (http://search.cpan.org/~jwied/Msql-Mysql-modules-1.2018/) for the Sharp Zaurus and any other handheld devices using the ARM processor. It allows Perl scripts to use MySQL.
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SPEC Innovations’ flagship model-based systems engineering solution can help your team reduce time-to-market, cost, and risk on even some of the most complex systems. This cloud or on-premise application uses a modern web browser, with an intuitive graphical user interface.
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DBConnect API is an easy to use C++ object API to allow applications to connect to DBMS. The API currently implements msql, MySQL, Oracle8, ODBC and PostGreSQL drivers in the Unix environments and MySQL, Oracle8 and ODBC in the Windows environment.
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Tortoise Mail is a POP3 and SMTP E-Mail Client written in PHP. By using PEAR Package DB, it supports many SQL-Based Databases (dbase, fbsql, ibase, ifx, msql, mssql, mysql, oci8, odbc, pgsql, sqlite, sybase). It is also PHP 5.x compatible.
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pearsession is a PHP script which overrides the default text file based session handler, allowing any database supported by PEAR to be used instead (MySQL, mSQL, Oracle, MS SQL Server, Interbase, Sybase, etc.). It includes general information about using
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A database abstraction library for PHP. This allow you to use PHP interchangably with MySQL, MS SQL server, mSQL and PostgreSQL without rewriting your code.
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