15 projects tagged "Database Engines/Servers"
Run BASIC is a powerful, all-in-one Web programming system and application server, designed to make Web programming easy. Its capabilities include the use of the BASIC scripting language, graphics, XML, SQLite database, Cascading Style Sheets, and more. A help file, a tutorial, and example programs are included. This free edition lets you experiment with the Run BASIC system on a single computer.
StreamCruncher is an event processor. It supports a language based on SQL that allows you to define "event processing" constructs like sliding windows, time-based windows, partitions, and aggregates. Such constructs allow for the specification of boundaries (some are time sensitive) on a stream of events that SQL does not provide. Queries can be written using this language, which in turn can be used to monitor streams of incoming events. It also provides a feature similar to materialized views. Joins and sub-queries are also supported to allow event co-relation. A database is used underneath to do the heavy lifting. Pattern matching or multi-stream correlation are also possible.
SQLGotcha is a tool, written in PL/SQL, to help you find sessions in an Oracle database that you want to trace. Just enter the username, machine, program, Unix PID, or even a table that is accessed. You can use SQLGotcha for both standard and event 10046 tracing, and you can make use of a unique 'waiting' mode.
php_db2util is a module that extends PHP with mass data movement functions. It supports connecting to a DB2 server, loading data from a client or server with a replace option or insert option, and exporting data from a table to a client. It also allows the runstats utility to be run to recreate indexes.
Tdbengine is an RDBMS with an integrated programming language. It represents the enhancement of the famous DOS-TDB, and is designed to handle databases on the Web. It connects to the Web server using the standard CGI interface, or runs on the command line. It is very small (about 400 KBytes), extremely quick, and easy to administrate. Its features are full text indexing, an automatic data link system, and the script language EASY, which replaces the commonly used SQL with its modular code.
Objectkitchen is small object-oriented database written in Java. It is currently only usable from PHP, but libraries for other languages (Ruby and Java) are currently being written. You use objectkitchen to store your data in objects, with relations to other objects handled simply by setting the value of an instance variable to another object. Objectkitchen is currently tuned to handle many requests to small datasets, such as those found in most Web sites.
DBHawk is a Web-based Oracle tool that provides convenient database administration and development from home, office, or remote locations. It allows developers and DBAs to do various database tasks such as browse database objects, create new objects, view dependencies between various objects, generate DDL, execute SQL queries, run Explain Plan, and export results into HTML, CSV, or PDF format. It features storage management, security management, and the ability to monitor sessions, view/modify database parameters, browse v$views, etc. It is easy to install and straightforward to use on Windows, Linux, and Unix platforms.
With the PHP Text File Interface (Txt-Db-API) you can access normal text files like an SQL Database. You don't need any special database software on the Web server, yet you can still use SQL calls. You can use the API to create, query, change, or delete SQL tables, and you don't have to bother with the text files themselves; almost everthing can be done with the supported API calls. The Txt-Db-API is object-oriented and very simple to use.