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indexsoft mysql db dump manager pro

This perl the script will allow you simply as &"one-two-three&" to save and restore your MySQL databases. You can make backup copies of databases in the indicated directory of your hosting service provider, to load them on your comp...

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Datingsoftware

Datingsoftware is a matchmaking application written in Perl and MySQL. Features include: user signup, complex registration, simple search (man, woman), advanced search, delete profile, forgot password, image upload, etc. The script use MySQL as a dat...

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MySQL Data Manager

Mysql Data Manager (current version 1.73) is an award-winning web-based Mysql interface and administration tool. This is a multifunctional and platform independent program written in Perl that can be run on virtually any web server. Mysql Data Manage...

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Email Reminders

Email Reminders is a combination of two scripts - a PHP form script, and a perl cron script - that will send an email to your specified email address at a certain date and time. It uses MySQL as the database and archives the email, datetime, subject ...

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MyTimePunch

MyTimePunch is a small Perl script that allows you to create a simple time punch, similar to the time punch hanging in the breakroom at work. MyTimePunch uses a MySQL database on backend for data handling.

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mysqldiff

mysqldiff is a Perl script which compares the data structures (i.e. table definitions) of two MySQL databases, and returns the differences as a sequence of MySQL commands suitable for piping into mysql which will transform the structure of the first ...

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SimpleBanner

This script is an easy to use banner rotator. It''s mostly suitable to rotate banner ads for your sponsors, or you can use it to rotate partner site banners. There are currently two different versions available: The DBM version uses standard per...

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webnotebook

webnotebook is a small CGI script whose purpose is to replace the omnipresent stack of small pieces of paper which clutter every desk. It simply lets you add, view, edit, and delete each record via the browser. On accessing webnotebook you will see a...

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World Wide Classifieds

Classifieds Perl script with Flatfile or MySQL data storage. Two tiered categories, HTML Template driven, can offer free or paid advertisements. Pay ad''s are processed with PayPal . Offer featured, and bold listings, picture uploads. Multip...

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mysqlsync

mysqlsync is a perl script that allows you to keep remote copies of a mysql database in sync with a central master copy. It does this by running as a daemon process and tailing the mysqld logs. From the log output it culls queries and decides if it a...

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