9 projects tagged "Oracle"
SYMPLiK XTRACT4J is a stand-alone, pure Java program that can create XML files from one or more dependent or independent SQL queries. A post-processing hook can be applied to this XML file, e.g. using Oracle BI Publisher RTF template to create professional PDF report with embedded barcodes. It was originally designed as a drop-in replacement for Oracle Report, with highly configurable and easy-to-use features.
SYMPLiK EXZELLENZ is a program to manipulate table data in Oracle database by using a Microsoft Excel file (xls or xlsx format). Unlike Oracle WebADI, More4Apps, or other Excel-driven solutions, this program does not use Office VBA (macros) to process the data. It is a pure Java solution incorporated with Apache POI and the Oracle JDBC driver to download, upload, insert, update, and delete data from Oracle database tables. It is Linux-friendly for Open Office users as long as the spreadsheet is in Excel formats.
Maarch Entreprise is a professional Document Management System that natively answers a vast majority of the needs for operational document management. It has been designed by two experienced consultants in electronic archiving and automatic documents production. It offers guarantees of stability and scalability. Particular care has been taken to assure the best performance on standard hardware. As it is based on Maarch Framework, Enterprise is completely modular: functional features are grouped in modules that expose services, which can be enabled or disabled to best suit end-user needs. A skilled engineer can easily add or replace a module without changing the core of the system.
Dominion v8 is a PHP universal database abstraction layer to develop rapid portable and compatible applications connecting to any freeware or commercial databases. You no longer need to write proprietary SQL sentences, but can use portable objects that give you the power to change the database engine without rewriting a single line of code.
Orabbix is a plugin designed to work with Zabbix Enterprise Monitor to provide multi-tiered monitoring and performance and availability reporting and measurement for Oracle Databases, along with server performance metrics. It provides an effective mechanism to acquire data from numerous Oracle instances, and in turn provides this information for monitoring and performance metrics to your Zabbix server. You can then utilise the reporting capabilities of Zabbix for all data collected, and provide analysis such as graphs and service level agreement metrics for stakeholders. The current distribution contains a set of pre-defined templates that incorporate alerting and graphing capabilities from initial deployment. However, these can be fine tuned to suit your needs and data/monitoring requirements.
LightProfiler provides performance analysis of Oracle databases. It generates detailed resource profiles for extended SQL trace files, containing information about the consuming of response time (by events, by cursors, etc.), data file usage, error analysis (SQL, PL/SQL), and much more. It also contains tools for additional processing of trace files (extracting session data, splitting files) and for management of a database's sessions (disconnecting, tracing, monitoring parameters, blocking locks, events, etc.).
Fathom is Python3 package that provides database inspection. It allows you to easily retrieve information about database schema for Sqlite3, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Oracle. Fathom comes with a set of tools built upon the library, which allow you to create django models from database schema or generate entity-relationship diagrams.
SAP has three different types of tables: Pooled tables, direct tables, and clusters. Pooled tables pool together several smaller lists and lookups into one table. The format of the pooled tables is basically Cobol Record structure. SAP Pooled Table Viewer uses the SAP data dictionary to create Oracle views that allow easy querying of the SAP data. This makes it easier to integrate with SAP systems where you can use database connectivity and bypass the need for ABAP.