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OraCmd is a command-line tool for Oracle that can run sql command, import/export data. Main features: 1.Execute sql command. 2.Run sql script. 3.Load/unload data from/to file. 5.Schedule and execute DB tasks. 6.Display fetch result vertically.

Command line tool for daily tasks. Find text in files, dir tree size, filter and replace text, instant ftp server, find duplicate files, join files, md5 lists, run a command on all files, detab, hexdump. no installation, ideal for usb stick.

The IntelliAdmin Profile Generator is a command line program that can be called from your logon script. It creates an Microsoft ExchangeР’В® Profile automatically so you never need to walk users through the setup wizard again.

4NT is a powerful replacement for CMD.EXE, the Windows command processor. It makes your command prompt far more flexible and much easier to use, supports existing CMD.EXE commands and batch files and adds thousands of new features.

File Modified Monitor is an easy to use utility that will inform you about modified files via email. It's a non memory resident command line application that can be typically used to monitor file modifications on unattended servers.

WinCron .NET is task scheduling software for virtually any type of unattended task management. With its telnet interface, UNIX style Cron functionality, and full C# scripting support, WinCron .NET does it all: FTP, EMAIL, SMTP, POP3, File System, etc

PowerCmd enhances your command prompt with an easy-to-use Windows GUI-style interface and allows you to run multiple consoles within a single tabbed window. Save and restore sessinos, Auto-log, auto-completion are easy solutions to daily needs.

The NCD.EXE allows you to control NCD products directly from a command line interface in DOS. NCD.EXE does NOT require 3rd party tools or components, as it speaks directly to DOS.

TCI is a graphical application that allows you to run multiple console applications (generally command processors, such as 4NT, CMD, bash, Monad, etc.) within a single tabbed window.