Belousov
FolderJump 2.00
Favorite Folder Access: Instant and Inplace! Do you use Word or Excel, Photoshop or Illustrator, Visual Studio or Delphi, need to open/save many documents in many directories? Do not waste your precious time browsing and clicking all these directory trees and drop-down lists! There is the way to reach your favorite folders just in 2 mouse clicks. Try FolderJump! Save your time while browse directories!
- License: Shareware
- Language: English
- Release: 2010-09-09
- Size: 341 Kb
- Cost: 14.95 $
Extended Stored Procedure component 1
Write Extended Stored Procs for SQL Server with ease: * Control over input/output procedure parameters. * Return an arbitrary number of recordsets. * Real world code: it works as a part of the complex accounting system, 7x24.
- License: Shareware
- Language: English
- Release: 2002-05-25
- Size: 102 Kb
- Cost: 99.95 $
Extended Stored Procedure class for VC++ 1
Write Extended Stored Procs for SQL Server with ease: * Control over input/output procedure parameters. * Return an arbitrary number of recordsets. * And more...
- License: Shareware
- Language: English
- Release: 2002-05-25
- Size: 55 Kb
- Cost: 99.95 $
Five Cellular Automata 7.70
Software for exploring five cellular automata: q-state Life (a generalization of Conway's Game of Life), the Belousov-Zhabotinsky Reaction, Togetherness, Viral Replication and Diffusion-Limited Aggregation. The documentation provides a complete description of the algorithms used.
- License: Freeware
- Language: English
- Release: 2010-07-31
- Size: 1 Mb
- Cost: Free
File System Access stored procedures for MS SQL Server 1.1
File Utility extended stored procedures adds to T-SQL capabilities of: * Work with files and directories; * Read and write files line-by-line or by arbitrary data blocks; * Export and import BLOB data from the disk files to the table fields of TEXT/NTEXT/IMAGE datatype; * Work with INI files; * Format string templates.
- License: Shareware
- Language: English
- Release: 2003-10-01
- Size: 63 Kb
- Cost: 72.00 $