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    <title>CTAN upload notification: LaTeXDB</title>
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    <summary>----- Forwarded message from ctan-upload -----
Name of contribution: LaTeXDB
Name and email: Hans-Georg Eßer &lt;h.g.esser at gmx.de&gt;
Suggested location on CTAN: macros
Summary description: LaTeXDB integrates LaTeX and SQL databases

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Name of contribution: LaTeXDB
Name and email: Hans-Georg Eßer &lt;h.g.esser at gmx.de&gt;
Suggested location on CTAN: macros
Summary description: LaTeXDB integrates LaTeX and SQL databases
License type: gpl

Announcement text:<hr>LaTeXDB brings together LaTeX and a MySQL database. You can use SQL queries in your LaTeX document and loop over the result sets creating tables, serial letters, and other stuff.<hr>XML file:
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&lt;!DOCTYPE entry SYSTEM "../catalogue.dtd"&gt;
&lt;entry id="LaTeXDB"

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    <author>
      <name>Reinhard Zierke</name>
      <email>zierke at dante.de </email>
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