Database Drivers

A database driver for the Akiban database.

Hi,
As per the requirement I am responsible for developing the core Integration between the Drupal with diffrent technologies.
I contributed in developing generic API for Integration.

Overview

The Postgres Signature module making all database connections and queries "personalized". If you have not only default database user but also SQL users with the names as Drupal users, all requests would be performed with corresponding SQL-user name.

Queries from user #1 and from anonymous users authored by default connection string.

Adding and removing Drupal users also leads to do the same on database level.

On administration pages there is a functional to create (or delete) in bulk SQL users to reflect existing Drupal users.

What this Module does for you:

DBinfo adds a small status report item to the /admin/status/reports page of your Drupal website.

DBinfo tells you the database connection information for any configured databases Drupal has connection info for. Optionally, it can test the connection on status report page load.

Requirements

This module requires Ctools in order to generate the collapsible reports.

As a security precaution the db password always displays as [omitted] from the report page.

You don't even want to know. Really, you don't.

Ok. Well. If you insist.

The goal if this project is to write a functional storage backend using IRC as the transport layer and MongoDB as the database (perhaps IRNOSQL would be a better name).

This is going to scale so hard.

A big thank you to Fernet Branca for sponsoring the development of this module

Overview

Mongo Entity provides developers with entity and controller classes for storing entities entirely in a MongoDB collection. It eliminates the need for a base table, or any SQL queries at all; an entity's ID, name, properties, and any field data are all written directly to MongoDB. It also provides classes for embedded entities: entities that are stored as subdocuments in a parent collection, but that can be managed using the standard Entity API CRUD methods, as well as found with EntityFieldQuery.

Yet another sandbox test!

https://drupal.org/node/2037119#comment-7624897

Description
This module allows the user to have a look to Drupal database tables of contents.
Quite often we need to carry quick check on database, for example to see if the data have already been stored in tables; this module will be handy to have to that purpose.

Features
- Allows to look at the schema of each table of the Drupal db.
- Allows to look at the content of each table of the Drupal db.

Requirements
This module doesn't require any other module to be enabled.

Active Record for Drupal

Tired of using the anonymous arrays Drupal loves to slosh around? Give this a whirl.

Ships with some default models for users, role and users_roles