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    cde4php - Cross Database Engine for PHP

    cde4php - Cross Database Engine for PHP

    Uniform Database Abstraction for PHP Development

    Debby has replaced CDE in the Tina4Stack, you may want to check it out at http://tina4.com CDE is a PHP class which implements the general database functions in PHP and provides a common SQL platform for php development where developers change their databases but not their code. Supports Firebird, MySQL,Oracle,SQLite, MSSQL(both drivers),CUBRID,ODBC. CDE now supports date uniformity, param passing & BLOB handling across all the databases supported. CDE is not a replacement for PDO,...
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    A tool to query arrays in memory using SQL. It groups the arrays in tables and returns arrays as result set. It can be used in spreadsheets, as a script language library and everywhere is needed an interactive tool to query data in memory.
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    It's a script that read sql "select" request from postgres 8.1 logs and generate for each request all the index to optimize the database. Tested on 1.2 GB of logs.
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    A universal DB-engine for Perl. Instead of writing two scripts to use different DB-engines (mySQL or flatfile) you write one script by using SQL-syntax and you can jump between mySQL and flatfile if you like :-)
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    Define your database structure and relations once using the ZsqlML (Zenark's SQL Markup Language) XML DTD, and then generate mulitple vendor-specific SQL scripts, thereby solving the issue of SQL script variances across multiple platforms.
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    Automatic sharing of Web applications by homepage account holders without the need for Write/Execute persm on the directory. (ie: Give\'m CGI without letting them Write or Execute files !). Any PHP/MySQL script can be setup to be shared in 10 minutes
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