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topics, from recovery models to log shipping to how third party backup tools actually work.
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SQL Image Viewer - Retrieve, view, convert and export images from Firebird, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite and SQL Server
SQL Image Viewer is our image retrieval and export tool. It enables you to retrieve, view, convert and export images stored in Firebird, MySQL,
Oracle, SQLite and SQL Server databases, in addition to ODBC data sources (e.g. DB2, PostgreSQL), and supports the following image
formats: BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, PSD, and TIFF.
It also allows you to export binary data directly from your database to disk. It recognises pdf, mp3, wav, zip, rar and many more file types.
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Compact Query - Native code IDE for SQL Server Compact
Compact Query is our FREE native code IDE for SQL Server Compact. Have you ever wanted to deploy a lightweight IDE for SQL Server
Compact, to allow users to troubleshoot data integrity issues? Then Query Compact is the tool for you. It's magnitudes smaller than
Management Studio, is a native code application (so it does not require the .Net framework to be installed), and it's FREE!
Null Writer - Create highly compressible virtual drives
Ever had to compress a VMWare or Virtual PC file? I found that the virtual machine files compress better if 'physically', there were repeating
bytes on the virtual disk. So I wrote NullWriter. Run this app in your virtual machine to create large files to fill up the free space on your virtual
disks, then delete these files. Power down your virtual machine, and see the compression ratio go up!
What NullWriter actually does is just create a file with 0s' inside. This will cause your virtual disk to fill up, but with repeating bytes, which then
allows compression applications to better compress your virtual machine files.