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EasyPHP is a complete package allowing to use all the power and the flexibility that offers the dynamic language PHP. Package includes an Apache server, a MySQL database, PHPMyAdmin as well as easy development tools for web sites and applications.

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Add Pictures to Database is a Free Open Source web-based utility that will help you put images in a MySQL database. This utility adapts itself to your database structure, so you can put images in any of your tables. The images are stored in the blob fields of your MySQL table.

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  448 lines of code  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed 5 days ago
 
 

A Ruby script that dumps all data from all accessible tables in a database/schema to the output stream in a format suitable for diffing.

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  111 lines of code  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed 7 days ago
 
 

Simple to use library that handles a lot of things for you.

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Some tools to handle csv files. easycsv - a Python module that permits to manage data into databases with csv statements csvgrep - a kind of grep adjusted for columns into a csv file Getting Started Reference Guide

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  1,305 lines of code  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed 10 months ago
 
 

SummaryA python script used to copy a MySQL database (including all relevant privileges) from one host to another, used as a wrapper around mysql and mysqldump. For a full run down of usage instructions and options, run: mysql_copy_database -h To test the script without making any changes, run: ... [More] mysql_copy_database --dry-run The script works roughly as follows: You'll be prompted for source/destination host information, and the name of the DB to copy mysqldump will be used to dump the database to a temporary file The dumped database is re-created on the destination host The script will search for grants that appear relevant to the database on the source host You'll be prompted to apply each grant to the destination host And that's it! It's currently been tested on various linux and solaris systems, with MySQL versions 4 and 5. To change any of the basic configuration settings, just edit them within the Settings class at the top of the file. All options should be documented within it. Any comments/suggestions/feature requests are more than welcome. RequirementsSoftwareMySQL client The script uses the mysql and mysqldump binaries, and looks for them in /usr/bin unless an alternative location is specified in the script's settings. Python ModulesThe follow python modules are used by the script: MySQLdb pexpect [Less]

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Driller is an application for extracting data from binary database files. Currently it only works with the Dentrix database, but additional systems are quite easy to add. Driller may be run either from the command line, or as a GUI (using the Qt library). It currently supports output to MySQL, flat text files, or (in GUI mode) a window.

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Orange County, Florida 2006 Fatal Crash map. View vehicle, alcohol, commercial, and motorcycle crash locations. Google Earth required to view interactive map.

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IntroductionMy intent in this project is to eventually provide a software framework to represent the lexicon of virtually any human language, whether natural or constructed. (This framework is not intended to be able to well represent formal languages.) Project stateI explored ideas for this ... [More] project by writing classes in Java, and by working through problems of lexical representation. I wanted the framework to be extensible in order to represent any sorts of relationships among lexemes (for example, hyponymy, meronymy/holonymy, etymology, synonymy/antonomy, rhyme), with little stringency to possible representation of and relationships among lexemes. Later, with PHP and MySQL, I began to explore the potential of database. It seems now as if it would be better to build this framework to abstract database calls, such that a lexicon and all its contents could be contained in a database separate from the implementation of this framework. This framework could provide an interface between a database and an end-user application through which a user may interact with a lexicon. The pursuit of primary interest, then, is to try to conceptualize what schema could best represent the most of human languages (past, present, and potential future languages), and all the possible properties of and relationships among lexemes. The pursuit of secondary interest is to implement this framework, as well as a graphical application to make use of the framework. For the sake of testing, a lexicon should be developed for Ogden's Basic English. Whatever new developments are necessary to directly further these pursuits are encompassed here. [Less]

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SPLIT (Statistical Processing Language In Text) is an easy-to-use language for statistical processing used by Wan2Play for analysis of their stats. You write code in SPLIT and then it is converted in PHP code.

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