Using a unique database design I have developed a php class to have a completly text file database system. Just some of the functions included in the class are for: add/edit/delete records, add/edit/delete tables, sorting a database using a given field, and many more usful functions. This class is very usful for developers wanted to make applications for servers that do not support mySQL or something similar. Tutorials are available from our site. Update: version 4.3.3 includes limiting the query() results, editfield() and removefield() were also added.
txtSQL is a flatfile database module, written in php, whose sole purpose is to extract data from a data stored in a text database (flat file). Fields are not character-dilimited, and an extremely limited SQL (structured query language) can be used to retrieve data.
This is a handy script that provides a quick query-based interface to your MySQL database. Whilst PhpMyAdmin may be the best solution for managing mysql databases, there are cases, when for a simple peek into your mysql database, you need for wait for long for the entire PhpMyAdmin page to execute and download. In those cases, this WebSQL can come in handly. There is another nice advantage for users who would like to type in their queries against the normal trend of click and pick.
WebSQL is a simple script written in PHP3 that provides a simple SQL Web interface for Sybase ASE. Please note that for certain MSIE browsers, you need to view the page source for script code.
webXadmin is a generic php/mysql application that performs data management through a web-based HTML interface. From an XML-based schema definition, webXadmin generates record lists, HTML forms and associated sql queries. Localization available through xml language list.
