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It would be wonderful if this project could one day be as complete as phpMyAdmin.

A universal site architecture with many modules. It will include a login, security, recommended directory/file structure, template, database class generator, and more. Allow site administrators to easily setup a modular and consistent site architecture.

Project has been obsoleted by Brix2, for which no public release is available. (Due to the lack of interest in Brix1 the work necessary to release publicly is simply not justified). This means this project is dead.

Create flexible reports from mysql-databases in any ASCII-based format, like HTML, RTF, TEX, Postscript, VRML... whatever. Just edit a template-file and insert special-coded, even relational SQL-statements. Environment is Java 2 (Swing)

This project aims to manage the contents of the mysql database of XBMC but without using XBMC. Indeed, the project aims to manage a mysql database hosted on a NAS via an application developed with the PHP framework CodeIgniter.

Oracle, ODBC, DB2-CLI Template Library (OTL). Provides C++ stream like interface to relational databases (SQL), like Oracle, MS SQL Server, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Interbase, etc. Multi-database, multi-platform, portable, high performance.

MongoAdmin able to: - Add elements to the base. Supports three types: String, Int, Double. - Remove items. - Edit objects. Can not change the type, it is necessary to delete and create the right type. - Export and import data. Use own format. Does not support the 'mongoimport' format. Export can specify to remove collection before importing. - Allows you to bookmark frequently visited places. - Copy the line by double clicking on the object Not able to: - Execute commands...

...It also help to clone whole database with Backup plus Oracle Agents for OEM/GC/CC. It manages oratab file in AIX, Solaris and LINUX based environments and create a standard directory tree below ~/admin/$ORACLE_SID to have a look and feel for all of your databases.