Directory Sites

  • Sleepycat Software, Inc.

    Builds, distributes, and supports The Berkeley Database, an open source embedded database system. Berkeley DB is a programmatic toolkit that provides high-performance built-in database support for both standalone and client/server applications.

    www.sleepycat.com

  • SoftTree Technologies, Inc.

    Tools for database management, performance monitoring, tuning, and benchmarking as well as job scheduling, PowerBuilder add-ons, and custom built solutions. Based in Brooklyn, NY.

    www.softtreetech.com

  • About.com on Databases

    Articles, discussion forum and links covering a variety of database products.

    databases.about.com

  • Database Administration and Scripts

    DBA scripts and articles on Informix, Oracle and ERP software such as SAP, Baan, and Peoplesoft.

    www.tc.umn.edu

  • FairCom Corporation

    Cross platform database solutions.

    www.faircom.com

  • XTG Data Modeller

    Visual CASE tool for data structure modelling, reverse engineering of the database, generation of SQL scripts, and HTML documentation of the model.

    www.xtgsystems.com

  • Innovative Systems Techniques

    Insyte designs database management and decision support systems using Vision, our object-oriented database technology.

    www.insytenet.com

  • Paradigma Software

    Developer of the Valentina database, the object-relational cross-platform database engine.

    www.paradigmasoft.com

  • Hill Croft Information Technologies

    Developers of ODBC drivers and other utilities for DataEase databases.

    www.hcit.co.uk

  • ODBC and the Mac

    MacInTouch discussion on the declining state of ODBC on the Mac.

    www.macintouch.com

  • Data Harmony, Inc.

    A text based database company providing software and technical support for small and large business needs.

    www.dataharmony.com

  • Pervasive Software, Inc.

    Supplies application builders and developers with embedded database products (ODBC, SQL, client-server) with high performance, small footprint database engines.

    www.pervasive.com

  • Lazy Software

    Develops and distributes Sentences, the first database management system based on the Associative Model of Data.

    www.lazysoft.com

  • UCO-Wisql

    Wisql, by Tom Poindexter, is an X11 version of isql (Windowing-ISQL) which gives you a SQL query editing window, a results window, and a lot of menus and buttons.

    www.ucolick.org

  • Introduction to Databases for the Web

    This tutorial introduces how to use CGI scripts, with Perl 5, to interface to SQL databases. Introduces database concepts and give you the tools you need to get to work using the databases available to you. Suitable for webmasters and web developers with little or no database experience.

    wdvl.com

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