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IntrospectDB
File System Relational / Object Oriented DBMS/CMS
Introspect is a File System oriented Database Management System And CMS built on UNIX as a Python and HTML webapp. For the latest version use the Bitbucket repository: https://bitbucket.org/mieszkowski/introspect/src/master/ -
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JMigre is a 'universal' databases convertor based on Java and JDBC. It should be able to convert any database from any database management system (DBMS) supporting JDBC, to another DBMS supporting JDBC (on any Operating System supporting Java).
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JSpeed -- Java-based Open-Source Embedded Database Management System supporting network database model with limited relational access. JSpeed's goal is to provide a high-speed embedded database written in 100 percent Java. Key management uses EP-Tree.
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KAccess is a database management application that enables you to create and maintain databases of any size.
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KOutPost is a PostGreSQL database management application designed especially for KDE. It provides full database and table managment as well as server control. This application fully integrates with the KInterDev IDE.
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Kalashnikov DB
A simple database management system
A simple database management system developed by students of the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb. -
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LEAP is an RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) implementing the relational Algebra - a core part of relational database theory. It is primarily used as an educational tool, but has found some novel uses and applications.
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LUARM
A detailed user action logging engine
The Logging of User Actions in Relational Mode (LUARM) is a logging/audit engine designed to record in detail user actions in a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS). You can then have an organized 'who is doing what' view in your system, being able to easily correlate program execution, file access and network endpoint activity to user entities. -
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Ladder Server
Hierarchical Data Management
Ladder is a hierarchical data management system or an Object Oriented Database Management System (OODBMS). This demo server demonstrates the power of Ladder, a prototype built on mySQL v5.00. This implementation minimizes development costs for the full database engine while allowing developers to test of the concept. -
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Leto is a multiplatform database server or a database management system, chiefly intended for client programs, written on Harbour, be able to work with dbf/cdx files, located on a remote server.
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LibreOffice MySQL Connector Extension
MySQL Connector extensions for LibreOffice
The aim is to provide MySQL Connector extensions for LibreOffice for Linux 32/64 and OSX64 bit versions of LibreOffice. Versions for Linux 32bit and 64bit LibreOffice are built on Ubuntu-based OSes. The connector is built using the source tree code from the LibreOffice project, and released under the GPL2. See License file within extension for more details. For the source code, please go to the LibreOffice git repository : http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice Folder numbers correspond to the version of LibreOffice for which the connector has been built. There is absolutely no guarantee that a connector built for a specific version of LibreOffice, will work with another lower or higer version of LibreOffice. in other words, they are version specific. The connectors may, or may not work correctly with MariaDB databases, as they are built against the Mysql client libraries and not the MariaDB ones. Use at your own risk. -
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LightAdmin
Pluggable data administration UI interface for Java web applications
The primary goal of the project is to speed up application development by bringing pluggable fully operational data management back-end for JPA based applications and to relieve your codebase for more important stuff. -
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LightProfiler
Profiler for Oracle extended SQL trace files
LightProfiler – application for performance analysis of the Oracle databases. It generates detailed resource profile for extended SQL trace files (10046 event), containing information about consuming of response time (by events, by cursors, etc.), data files usage, error analysis (SQL, PL/SQL) and much more. Also it contain tools for additional processing of trace files (extract session data, splitting files) and for management of database's sessions (disconnecting, tracing, monitor parameters, blocking locks, events and etc.) -
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Liquibase
Version Control for your Database
Liquibase is an open source, database-independent library for tracking, managing and applying database changes See more at http://liquibase.org -
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MayBMS is a probabilistic database management system. For more information see http://www.cs.cornell.edu/bigreddata/maybms/
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Allows you the flexibility of applying your own tagging scheme to any media collection of your choice using a simple XML format.
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MoMS (Model Management System) is a model management system for statistical models, a little bit like a database management system. Instead of having tables, we have models that can be updated and queried.
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MongOz - MongoDB Desktop Client
Multi-Platform MongoDB Desktop Client
MongOz is a MongoDB client, intended to be multi-platform. It's written in Java as backend (to handle the MongoDB connections) and Javascript / HTML5 / CSS3 as frontend, in order to have a modern interface, besides being easy to change as desired. -
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MushroomDB is a pure Java multiplatform Relational Database Management System. There are two main goals: to make a fully SQL-92 compliant engine and to provide extensibility mechanisms. A JDBC Driver and a GUI client is supplied with the engine.
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MyDataAccess es una herramienta para webmasters que permite crear y gestionar facilmente todas las tablas necesarias para almacenar los datos de cualquier proyecto web, creando automaticamente un panel de control para la gestion de los datos.
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MySQL Replication Syncronisation scripts
Set of utilities to simply manage MySQL replication
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MySQL-Replication-Monitor
MySQL Replication Monitor (written in PHP)
With this Tool you can easily monitor the Replication of two MySQL-Database-Servers. It features global Overviews, Differences-Analysis for Databases and Tables, including Rowcounts, Sizes and Checksums. Written in PHP with mysqli Extension Functions. Planned Features: - Manage Masters/Slaves - Fix Replication Errors - Databasedumps for Download Questions? Contact me: steffen[at]php-works.net -
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MySQLJavaBackup
Java Library for backing up MySQL Databases.
Use this library to backup your MySQL Database from your Java code. This library only backs up the data, not the database structure(Future Releases). So when restoring the backup file, you must ensure that the database is created and fully functional. -
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NoisePage
Self-Driving Database Management System
NoisePage is a relational database management system (DBMS) designed from the ground up for autonomous deployment. It uses integrated machine learning components to control its configuration, optimization, and tuning. The system will support automated physical database design (e.g., indexes, materialized views, sharding), knob configuration tuning, SQL tuning, and hardware capacity/scaling. Our research focuses on building the system components that support such self-driving operations with little to no human guidance. We seek to create a system that not only able to optimize the current workload, but also to predict future workload trends and prepare itself accordingly. Our plan is for NoisePage to support the most common database tuning techniques without requiring humans to determine the right way and proper time to deploy them. It will also enable new optimizations that are important for modern high-performance DBMSs.
