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DBBrowse
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DBBrowse is a servlet-based application that runs on a Web server (either intranet or extranet). Using a simple HTML Web browser, DBBrowse enables you to access the Web server's databases (local or remote databases as well).The main DBBrowse functions are: Listing the tables in a database, Displaying the structure of a table, Dumping the contents of a table, Searching records in a table, Inserting/updating/deleting records in a table, Executing any SQL request on a database (including DDL requests), Exporting query resultsets as text files (fixed width or delimited), and Updating a table using an import text file.
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iStatsPackAnalyzer for Oracle
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iStatsPackAnalyzer is a web based tool which analyzes STATSPACK files of Oracle; finds bottlenecks and offers information on how to tune them.
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WebDBQuery
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A Java/JSP Servlet based application capable of data extraction and presentation from all standard databases like MS SQL, MySQL, Orcale and HySQL. This tool requires practically no knowledge of SQL and is an excellent tool for high level management and actual database users. Features include: Predefined Queries; Predefined Reports; Graphical Output; Tabular Output; Save Queries and Reports; Pure Java Application; Walk thru Query construction.Specific customization services are available.
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Meditux
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Meditux is Java-servlet based software that provides a web interface to MySQL. It was developed to support an intranet site in a medical intensive care unit where it was used to collect clinical and research data. Its primary task is to provide timely medical information to both medical and non-medical staff that operate in an ICU (Intensive Care Unit) environment.
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OR-Mapper POJO Generator
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The POJO Generator generates POJOs (Plain Old Java Objects) and the methods for inserting, updating, deleting and finding them in, from an RDBMS.It does OR-Mapping by generating code in an easy-to-use way. The user can easily create a POJO following by specifying its member variables, their types, the columns they map to in an RDBMS and the table where they are stored.The user has the possibility to create and manage a collection of connection templates, code which the user already uses for connecting to RDBMS. The user has the possibility to attach such code to a POJO, change the code later, re-generate the POJO and have its database connection layer changed on the fly.
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