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All-in-one solution to control corporate spendingWallester Business is a leading world-class solution to optimize your company’s financial processes! Issuing virtual and physical corporate expense cards with an IBAN account, expense monitoring, limit regulation, convenient accounting, subscription control — manage your finance on all-in-one platform in real time! Wallester Business benefits your business growth!
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Oracle Database Front-End with database navigation, code editor, syntax highlighting and tab completion for database objects.
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pl-sql-editor
PL/SQL Editor module for NetBeans IDE
This project will add support for editing Oracle PL/SQL objects right inside the NetBeans IDE, including syntax highlighting, code folding and indentation. See Wiki for more information. -
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PL/SQL Editor Plugin for Eclipse using file and database access for auto completion and many standard source editing capabilities of eclipse. Designed to support editing the Oracle based PL/SQL language. Written in java, supported on all platforms.
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The #1 solution for profitable resource managementUnlike spreadsheets or clunky PSAs, Float offers a clear, centralized view to schedule teams, plan capacity, estimate work, and track margins in real-time so that you can keep your people and profits on track.
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Build around JDBC and XML, this tool allows you to maintain visual repesentations of a database's layout, edit table's data, generate code to bind objects to tables, and export data in XML format to easely export data from one database to another.
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