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This is an ASP.NET class that saves files uploaded through an HTTP post. It can save to disk or export the files as a byte array or a MemoryStream. It requires no dependent code in the client and is suitable for use with HTTP file posting controls.

Open source (free) PHP platform that has windowed GUI framework and web application framework. Other classes: distributed computing, database, networking (socket, HTTP, e-mail, SMS), XML, collection, I/O, compression, and PHP encoder (byte compiler).

Open source (free) PHP platform that has windowed GUI framework and web application framework. Other classes: distributed computing, database, networking (socket, HTTP, e-mail, SMS), XML, collection, I/O, compression, and PHP encoder (byte compiler).

Open source (free) PHP platform that has windowed GUI framework and web application framework. Other classes: distributed computing, database, networking (socket, HTTP, e-mail, SMS), XML, collection, I/O, compression, and PHP encoder (byte compiler).

Horizontally merge (combine, match, union) two MySQL tables into one by a common column (field) of data. The two tables are not changed, a new table is created with the results. No complicated options or SQL knowledge required.

Horizontally merge (combine, match, union) two MS SQL Server tables into one by a common column (field) of data. The two tables are not changed, a new table is created with the results. No complicated options or SQL knowledge required.

Horizontally merge (combine, match, union) two Oracle tables into one by a common column (field) of data. The two tables are not changed, a new table is created with the results. No complicated options or SQL knowledge required.

Horizontally merge (combine, match, union) two FoxPro tables into one by a common column (field) of data. The two tables are not changed, a new table is created with the results. No complicated options or SQL knowledge required.

Vertically merge (combine, match, union) one Access tables into the other. The tables can be located in the same Access file or two different Access files. No complicated options. No SQL knowledge required.