Privacy policy. The mssql-tools package contains:. This article describes how to install the command-line tools. If you are looking for examples of how to use sqlcmd or bcp , see the links at the end of this topic. If you had a previous version of mssql-tools installed, remove any older unixODBC packages.
Run the following commands to install mssql-tools with the unixODBC developer package. A preview of sqlcmd and bcp is now available on macOS. For more information, see the announcement. Install Homebrew if you don't have it already:. If you attach to a running container with an interactive bash shell, you can run the tools locally.
If your Linux machine does not have access to the online repositories used in the previous sections, you can download the package files directly. If you successfully installed with the steps in the previous sections, you do not need to download or manually install the package s below. This is only for the offline scenario.
Also locate and copy the msodbcsql package, which is a dependency. This variable is set automatically during installation. In the section for your operating system, include the appropriate library path environment variable for the DataDirect Connect libraries.
Make sure to point to the appropriate library, depending on whether you are using a bit or bit database. Note the following:.
Create an entry for your database, ensuring that the ODBC connection name is identical to the data source name specified in the connection pool defined in the repository. Then, replace the value for this parameter with ' ' single quotes. The default value is double quotes " ". For NetworkAddress, provide the IP address or fully qualified host name and the port number. See "System Requirements and Certification" for information about supported versions of Informix. Be sure to set the Driver parameter to the file name and location of the DataDirect Connect driver for Informix.
Also, you must specify the HostName parameter you can use the fully qualified host name or the IP address and the PortNumber parameter. For these data sources, including Teradata, you must install your own ODBC driver, then update the user. In the section for your operating system, include the appropriate library path environment variable for the native ODBC driver. This step is only required for Teradata. Be sure to set the Driver parameter to the file name and location of the native ODBC driver for your database, with the library suffix appropriate for your operating system for example,.
The following example provides details for a Teradata data source on Solaris, with a data source name of Terav Note that the DefaultDatabase parameter can be left empty only if you have selected the option Require fully qualified table names in the General tab of the Connection Pool dialog for this data source in the Administration Tool.
Still in the odbc. The following example provides details for a Teradata data source with a data source name of Terav Using the Administration Tool, open the repository and add the new DSN you created as the Connection Pool Data source name for the appropriate physical databases.
See "Creating or Changing Connection Pools" for more information. To configure this database connection, first update the odbc.
To use the rdaadmin client tool to define dimension tables as not normalized at run time:. For example, declare the variable as follows using the 64 bit rdaadmin client tool:. You must ensure that the Essbase client libraries are installed on the computer running the Oracle BI Server before you can set up a connection to Essbase data sources.
After you install the Essbase client libraries, ensure that the PATH environment variable includes the location of the Essbase client driver. For more information, see Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management System Installation and Configuration Guide or the equivalent title for your client version.
Finally, you need to update opmn. Artificial Intelligence Deeplearning4j — A Java library and computing framework containing a variety of deep learning algorithms. Caffe — A speed, expression, and modularity-focused framework for deep learning. H20 — An open-source platform for in-memory, distributed, and scalable predictive analysis and machine learning.
Apache Mahout — An open-source project primarily used for creating machine learning algorithms that are scalable. OpenNN — A machine learning research software library that implements neural networks. Oryx 2 — A specialized Apache Spark and Apache Kafka-based lambda architecture for real-time mega-scale machine learning.
OpenCyc — An A. I project containing a comprehensive compilation of day-to-day knowledge. SystemML — A flexible machine learning system that automatically scales to Spark and Hadoop clusters. Backup Utilities Rsync — A user-favourite command for syncing files locally and remotely on Unix and Linux computers.
Fwbackups — A feature-rich, free and open-source cross-platform backup application. Bacula -An open-source data backup and recovery software that was made to be enterprise-ready features such as backup configuration, remote backing up and many more.
It lets users design backup activity configuration files. Kbackup — A backup software for Unix and Linux users which creates compresses the files being backed up.
Box Backup — An open-source backup tool with support for auto backup sessions. Luckybackup — A free to download and easy to use backup and synchronization tool. Borg Backup — an efficient and secure deduplicating backup program. Restic — A free and open-source easy-to-use command-line based backup app.
Duplicity — A free open-source, secure and bandwidth-efficient backup tool based on rsync. Calendar Apps Korganizer — A calendar application for scheduling with many rich features like supporting multiple calendars and todo lists. Evolution — A Gnome personal management tool consisting of a calendar, address book, and an email client. California — A relatively new calendar software for Gnome desktops. Day Planner — A free open-source calendar software developed for Linux users to plan easily and manage their time.
Lightning — A calendar app used to easily organize schedules and events. It has an extension for the Thunderbird email client. Calcurse — A command-line-based calendar and scheduling app. Rainlendar — An open-source calendar app that displays all tasks and events on your desktop.
Kalendar — A beautiful, easy-to-use cross-platform Gregorian calendar that works best in KDE desktop.
Indicator Bulletin — An applet that allows you intelligently search for and edit your clipboard content using regular expressions.
Clipboard Anywhere — A free, lightweight, and cloud-enabled clipboard application with which you can copy to and paste from its clipboard. GPaste — A powerful clipboard manager for Gnome-based systems. Klipper — A clipboard app for KDE desktops. Clipman — A lightweight clipboard application for distros like Xubuntu.
Diodon — A lightweight at the same time powerful clipboard app that works best when integrated with Unity and Gnome desktops. Pasie — A clipboard manager for ubuntu with an app indicator on the top bar. Parcellite — A lightweight clipboard app which is stripped down and contains few features like history management.
Glipper — A clipboard management app for Gnome environments. Keepboard — A cross-platform clipboard manager that allows users to save the history of their clipboard. Chat Clients Chatty — A Twitch chat client for everyone who appreciates a dedicated desktop application.
Caprine — A sleek Facebook Messenger client for desktops. Cutegram — A user-friendly, free and open-source telegram client. Messenger for Desktop — An unofficial client for Facebook messenger. ScudCloud — An alternative Slack client for Linux. YakYak — Desktop chat client for Google Hangouts. Franz — A cross-platform messaging app which can support various social media platforms like Twitter and HipChat.
Jitsi — A free and open-source instant messaging VoIP app with support for video conferencing. Telegram — A messaging app with a focus on speed and security, it is super fast, simple and free. Weechat — A cross-platform command-line based chat app which is lightweight and highly extensible. Rambox — A free, open-source and Cross-Platform many-in-one platform with support for various web services.
Manageyum — A desktop application that enables you to use your online services from one app. Keybase — A relatively new open-source chatting application for computers and mobile phones. Commandline Players Cmus — A powerful, open-source ncursed-based command-line music player.
Mp3blaster — An audio player for the Linux text console. Nano Editor — An easy to use command-line based text editor. Emacs Editor — A command-line text editor which is highly customizable. Nice Editor — NE is an easy to use text editor for beginners, but powerful and fully configurable. Cloud Storage Tools Dropbox — A cloud storage that provides real-time data synchronization across multiple devices.
OwnCloud — A suite of client-server software for creating file hosting services and using them. Seafile — An open-source synchronization and sharing platform with a focus on performance and privacy. Pydio — A powerful open-source cloud storage app with file sharing and synchronization just like the others.
Syncany — An open-source cloud storage platform with support for cloud sharing and a focus on security.. GlusterFS — A scalable network filesystem built for data-intensive tasks like media streaming and cloud storage. StackSync — A cloud storage app which has three main components namely; a synchronization server, operation swift, and desktop and mobile client. Git-annex — A file sharing and storage app which is independent of any commercial organization or any central server.
Disk — A cross-platform cloud storage app which allows synchronization between different devices and ability to share them online. Mega — A tool that makes possible to share selected local directories via the web. Syncthing — A free, open-source peer-to-peer file synchronization application. Control Panels cPanel — An easy-to-navigate Linux-based web hosting dashboard featuring automation tools for easier web hosting.
Plesk — A secure web hosting control panel for running websites and cloud applications. ISPConfig — An open-source and multilingual control panel which enables the use of more than one server under the same control panel. Ajenti — A web-based, open-source control panel for a wide variety of server management tasks.
Froxlor — A lightweight and efficient control panel for servers. It is developed by experienced Server Administrators for the purpose of simplifying the management of Linux servers.
ISPsystem — A commercial web hosting control panel for managing Linux server and websites including handling CMS, domains, emails, and backups. Pidgin — An instant messaging client with support for all chat services including Yahoo, Google Talk, and Aim. Empathy — A messaging platform with text, voice, video chat, and file transfer support. Viber — With Viber, you can send free calls and messages to other Viber users anywhere in the world. Wire — A best instant messaging app that provides business chats, one-click voice and video conference calls and shared documents — all protected with end-to-end encryption.
Slack — A real-time messaging, archiving and search for modern teams. Retroshare — An free and open-source peer-to-peer communication and file sharing app, based on a friend-to-friend network. Ring — A privacy and freedom-focused communication platform. Data Backup and Recovery Clonezilla — A free disk cloning, disk imaging, data recovery, and deployment computer program. Photorec — A file data recovery tool designed to recover deleted or lost files including video, documents and photos from hard disks.
TestDisk — A free and open-source data recovery tool for recovering deleted data. Bareos — An open-source app that allows users backup, recovery and protect data on Linux systems.
Desktop Customization Compiz Settings Manager — An advanced configuration tool and window manager Compiz Config Settings Manager is a configuration tool for Compiz with which you may want to become familiar GNOME Tweak — A useful tool for configuring systems via setting options that include desktop hot corners, icon sizes, theme and icon customization, etc.
Unity Tweak — A settings manager for the Unity desktop that provides users with a fast, simple and easy-to-use interface. KDE Plasma 5 — A highly customizable desktop environment.
Cinnamon — A desktop environment made up several components like a fork of the Gnome shell. Unity — A graphical desktop shell environment for Gnome desktops. LXDE — A free desktop environment with comparatively low resource requirements. Deepin — A simple and productive desktop environment for Linux. Enlightenment — A desktop environment which has libraries for mobiles and TV interfaces. Budgie — A Linux desktop environment. Download Managers Flareget — A multi-threaded download manager and accelerator available for both Linux and Windows environments.
Persepolis — A open-source download manager and a GUI for aria2. MultiGet — An easy-to-use download manager with support for multi-task with multi-thread on multi-server. Axel — A command-line download accelerator for Linux. Diff Tools diff Command — A Unix command-line tool which shows the difference between two files. Vimdiff — An advanced manner in comparison to diff utility. Kompare — A GUI diff app which allows for the merging of files.
DiffMerge — A cross-platform app used to compare and merge files. Meld — A visual tool for diff and merging. KDiff3 — A cross-platform diff and merge app. TkDiff — A cross-platform and easy to use diff app. Editors Atom — A free and open-source text and source code editor for Linux. Bluefish — A text editor used mainly by web developers on Linux environments. Brackets — A modern text editor made specifically for web development.
Emacs — An extensible, customizable, free text editor and more. Geany — A text editor which offers basic IDE-like features. Gedit — A general-purpose text editor. Kate — A feature-rich text editor that is highly customizable. Sublime — A popular lightweight cross-platform text editor.
VSCode — A cross-platform open-source text editor developed by Microsoft. Lighttable — The next generation code editor. Micro — A modern, easy-to-use and intuitive cross-platform terminal-based text editor that works on Linux.
Nano — A command-line text editor for Unix-like systems. Vim — An advanced text editor with a more complete feature set. Email Utilities Mutt — A lightweight but powerful email client for Unix operating systems. Alpine — An open-source command-line based email client which is easy to use. Sup — A command-line based email client which enables users to deal with a lot of emails.
Not Much Mail — A Linux based email system that can be used with a text editor or the command-line. Evolution — An email client which includes an address book and a calendar. Geary — A Gnome email client which is easy to use.
Sylpheed — A lightweight cross-platform email client. Claws — A lightweight and fast email client which is user-friendly. Trojita — A super-fast desktop email client for Linux. Vmail — Vim-like Gmail client. PlayonLinux — An open-source gaming app used to install any windows based app and games on Linux.
Finance Software GnuCash — A personal and small-business financial-accounting software. HomeBank — HomeBank is free software that will guide you to manage your personal accounting. Skrooge — A personal finances manager, powered by KDE. Firewalls Iptables — A popular command-line utility for configuring Linux kernel firewall.
Firewalld — A firewall which changes can be applied instantly without the need for a restart. UFW — An easy to use firewall for configuring and managing a firewall on Ubuntu and Debian distributions. Vuurmuur — A powerful firewall manager built on top of iptables on Linux.
IPFire — A professional and hardened Linux firewall distribution that is secure and easy to operate.
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