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LabStoRe is a modular, optionally account-based, inventory or LIMS system that provides a way to collect, maintain, present and archive information on laboratory stocks and records. A laboratory with a good inventory, or better, information system, saves time, reduces errors, prevents wastage, and occasionally even provides insights. The interface to this system is web-based, making it conveniently accessible and even though it is web-based, embedded security measures make it secure. Being PHP/MySQL-based, the system is very flexible (imagine making Excel behave in a way that you want). The database (MySQL-based) is kept separate from the interface (web, i.e., PHP/HTML-based), which gives it a significant advantage over, say, an Excel- or Filemaker-based system. MySQL and PHP are very stable, widely-used and supported (and free) platforms. If required, the database can be exported for use in more-traditional application based systems (Excel, Access, Filemaker, etc.).
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Version: 1.5.1 Platform(s): linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun Updated: Thu Jun 21 2007 |
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PHP Database scripts presented here are generated by NuSphere DB-Form Wizard in NuSphere PhpED (PHP IDE). This particular set of scripts provides the form that can be used to browse, insert, update and delete the data records in MySQL server table "items". Table "items" belongs to the database "shopcart" and has the following fields: Itemno - [char] (4) NOT NULL, Description - [varchar] (30), offered_by - [char] (3), start_date - [date], end_date - [date], reserve_price - [decimal]
These scritps rely on generic db utilities include files provided for MySQL connection. Implementations for other databases can be downloaded from NuSphere web site as well
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Version: 5.0 Platform(s): linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun Updated: Fri May 18 2007 |
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This comes handy because you can simple edit the appropriate fields, upload it along with the csv file and call it from the web and it will do the rest.
It allows you to specify the delimiter in this csv file, whether it is a coma, a tab etc. It also allows you to chose the line separator, allows you to save the output to a file (known as a data sql dump).
It also permits you to include an empty field at the beginning of each row, which is usually an auto increment integer primary key.
This script is useful mainly if you don't have phpmyadmin, or you don't want the hassle of logging in and prefer a few clicks solution, or you simply are a command prompt guy.
Just make sure the table is already created before trying to dump the data.
Kindly post your comments if you got any bug report.
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Version: 1.01 Platform(s): linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun Updated: Wed May 2 2007 |
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Major features of phpMyBackupPro are: Backup of one or several databases to one or more backup files (with or without data, table structure, ...). Exclusion of singel tables is possible. Three compression types are available (no compression, gzip or zip). Schedule backups without cron jobs!(through a php script included in a existing .php site). Interface for managment of the backups (viewing, restoring, downloading). Backup directly onto FTP server and posting of backups by email. Platform independent - only webserver and PHP needed to run e.g. on MS Windows, Linux or Mac. Shell modus (to use manually or by cron-script). Backuping of whole file directories (on a FTP server). Backup databases from different accounts on several MySQL servers. Highest security through two alternative login methods (HTTP or HTML authentication). Easy to use interface and very easy to install. Several languages. Online help (included in the phpMyBackupPro and over the sourceforge pages).
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Version: v.2.1 Platform(s): linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun Updated: Wed Apr 4 2007 |
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phpMyDataGrid 2007 offers a toolkit to build a DataGrid in a PHP based environment. It allows the application programmer, to build and deploy with very few lines of code and in a short period of time a complete AJAX enabled datagrid with paging, searching, sorting and more, much more...
It is useful for all PHP database-driven Web site and online-based data administration. It is also useful for dynamic content management and PHP-based hosting providers.
# Easy to use: Even the most novice php programer can deploy a complete and professional looking datagrid in few minutes using a minimum of code lines.
# AJAX Enabled: Differ to previous versions, the 2007 version is cross-browser totally AJAX enabled (addition, Edition, inline edition, deletion, pagination, ordering, etc.)
# Auto pagination: phpMyDataGrid Allows 3 styles for pagination, and you may define how many records to display per page.
and much more features... visit website for more info
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Version: 2007 Platform(s): linux, windows Updated: Sun Mar 18 2007 |
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DaDaBIK is a PHP application that allows you to easily create a highly customizable front-end for a database. The strength of DaDaBIK lies in its ability of customization. For each field of a table you can choose: if the field should be included or not in the search/insert/update form; the form label; the content of the field; the input type; the possible values, also driven from another table. Other features: files uploading, checking for possible duplication during an insert, authentication and authorization restrictions on view/update/delete, customizable graphic layout to enable embedding of the forms in your own site, export to CSV, e-mail notices, table aliases.
DaDaBIK uses the ADOdb Database Abstraction Library in order to support as many DBMS as possible, at the moment it has been tested on MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and MS SQL Server.
It's available in several languages.
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Version: 4.2 beta Platform(s): linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun Updated: Thu Feb 8 2007 |
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txtSQL (pronounced "text-sequel") is a class containing a variety of functions designed to mimic a database system, using only regular text files. It is object-oriented and can be looked at as sort of a framework in creating larger scripts (such as guestbooks, polls, forums etc.) There are two levels of access; a low-level implementation that works on just function calls and the other relies on the support of SQL (a parser/lexer is currently being developed). As far as I know, txtSQL is VERY efficient in how it handles its data and the way in which it is handled has also almost never caused any major concerns (data loss is rare). txtSQL does not require any outside plugins to operate, it's in the ballpark of "plug and play" (with a few exceptions of course). But most importantly, txtSQL is an opensource project (listed under Sourceforge), licensed under the GNU, which means that it's totally free of charge and will remain as such forever.
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Version: 2.2 Final Platform(s): linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun Updated: Wed Mar 14 2007 |
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