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    Making backends for data bases is complex, as it covers a wide range of different databases and languages. A project like this would have to start with only a few of the most popular backends. We are currently considering a “connectivity” project that will do some of this.

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    Greg Kemnitz commented  · 

    As far as which database is concerned you should work on the major players -- oracle, mysql, sql server and so forth. Same thing with language -- php, python , c++.

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    Greg Kemnitz commented  · 

    This is a great idea. We need to be able to visualize data inside a database table, or even taking it further the result of a SQL, as long as data is well structured. We are doing that right nw with copying the table data in an excel sheet and charting on top of it.

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