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| | Arboretum Metric Access Method Library     |
| | GBDI Arboretum is a portable C++ library which implements various Metric Access Method (MAM). By using this library applications will be able to perform similarity queries (queries by contents).
http://gbdi.icmc.usp.br/arboretum/ |
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| | ART |
| | A lightweight (Java/J2EE), multiplatform web based query tool and reporting environment. Supports tabular, crosstab, charts, scheduling; data exportable to spreadsheet.
http://art.sourceforge.net |
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| | Axamol SQL Library |
| | Java library to execute SQL statements stored in external library files. This separation increases readability, eases maintenance, and allows separate testing and documentation. [MIT]
http://www.slamb.org/projects/axamol/sql-library/ |
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| | BFMP Project |
| | Open-source business template for Filemaker Pro 9.0 that supports sales, inventory, quotes, and taxes, in multiple languages for multiple users.
http://bfmpproject.webs.com/ |
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| | Bond |
| | A Linux rapid application development (RAD) tool for creating dynamic data aware database applications from standard design specifications.
http://www.treshna.com/bond/ |
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| | ChurchInfo Church Database Application |
| | ChurchInfo is a php/mySQL database to keep track of people, families, groups, pledges and payments, Sunday school classes, etc.
http://www.churchdb.org |
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| | Clip |
| | Object oriented, CA-Clipper and Xbase compatible compiler.
http://www.english.itk.ru/clipper/index.html |
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| | CQL++ |
| | Both a single user and client/server versions with ODBC drivers. Distributed under a modified GPL that allows distribution of applications without including source code. Commercial support available.
http://www.cql.com/ |
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| | Fast DB |
| | Main memory object-relational DBMS featuring log-less transaction recovery, tight C++ integration, query language like SQL. Optimized for all data being held in RAM.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Orchard/5802/fastdb.html |
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| | Hamsterdb Embeddable Database Engine |
| | Hamsterdb is written in ANSI C and supports a B+Tree index structure, uses memory mapped I/O (if available), supports cursors, and can create in-memory databases.
http://www.hamsterdb.com |
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