Projects tagged ‘access’ and ‘database’

The DataNucleus project provides products for the management of application data in a Java environment. Our aim is to provide good quality open source products to handle data in all of its forms ... [More] , wherever it is stored. This goes from persistence of data into heterogeneous datastores, to providing methods of retrieval using a range of query languages, and eventually on to the analysis of data and tools for managing data quality. DataNucleus Access Platform is the baseline product providing persistence of Java objects to a range of datastores using JDO and JPA APIs and permitting various query languages. [Less]

orgecc-db is a small Java library aimed at simplifying the interaction with database servers. It spares developers from having to deal with the JDBC api altogether; Instead, knowing a bit of the ... [More] Collections API will suffice, since data coming from the database is returned as lists, iterators, maps, Object arrays, or your own bean instances. [Less]

This framework is designed for Java developers who want to create projects that use databases without having to deal with the complexities of JDBC. Home page is at http://www.rimudb.org

Until recently, the haXe and Neko platforms provided support for only MySQL Server, SQLite and PostgreSQL. Now, thanks to nODBC, the haXe and Neko platforms can also target Microsoft SQL Server ... [More] , Microsoft Access, Sybase, Oracle and more... This extensions currently has minor irritations that require custom functions to be added for it to be SPOD compatible, as ODBC doesn't provide a standardized means to acquire the last inserted id, or the current number of rows; both required within the SPOD framework. [Less]

Web Site Template for working with data

DataLite is a DAO generator to sqlite using nvelocity. Generate test with Unitest. You can use in small proyect or for learning.

With DB GUI Tool common database operations such as select, update, delete, etc. can be performed through a user friendly interface. It is built using Java Swing and hence is platform independent. It ... [More] interacts with the database using JDBC. Tool Features •Export query execution results to CSV / TSV files. •Save SQL queries to SQL / TXT files. •Load SQL queries from SQL / TXT files. •Shows time taken for query execution. •Commit and Rollback buttons. •Build SQL queries in full frame window. •Progressive retrieval of database records for fast viewing, along with a facility to retrieve all records. •Query execution history and history list management. •Execution of selected query. •Row count from tables. •Quick query tables from schema loaded. •Termination of query execution operation in case of row locks. •Query execution as new threads, this avoids GUI freeze. •Automatically build and execute 'select', 'update', 'insert' and 'delete' queries with a GUI and get built queries formatted for better understanding. •View table metadata including column details, primary keys, and foreign keys and exported key references for a table. •Execute parameterized queries by specifying parameter values at runtime. •Keyboard shortcuts for common tool operations. •Table name suggestion for faster query building. •Column name suggestion for faster query building. •Support to any database which provides JDBC drivers. •XML based configuration file. •Edit database records in the query execution results. •Work on multiple queries by minimizing queries and their execution result. [Less]

Enterprise Library consists of reusable software components that are designed to assist developers with common enterprise development challenges. It includes a collection of application blocks and a ... [More] set of core features, such as object generation, configuration, and instrumentation mechanisms. This release of the Enterprise Library includes one new application block, the Unity Application Block, which implements a framework that provides object generation and dependency injection capabilities, plus other new features and enhancements. Different applications have different requirements, and you will not find that every application block is useful in every application that you build. Before using an application block, you should have a good understanding of your application requirements and of the scenarios that the application block is designed to address. Reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc512464.aspx [Less]

ORM Smackdown compares and contrast different ORM technologies used on the .NET platform.