RE: table access via Browser

Cold Fusion is one possibility. I used it quite successfully for vendor/customer data lookup and entry in an extranet application running on a Netscape webserver/NT Box connected to SAP/Oracle running on AIX. Simple, inexpensive and fairly painless. The ODBC connection is solid, NT had some problems(what else is new?) handling more than 20 connections at a time. Allaire(authors of CF) probably have this one figured out by now.

David A. Barbour
Oracle DBA - ConnectSouth
512-681-9438
dbarbour_at_connectsouth.com

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Hi,

what would you prefer to have a simple way to view and modify table-data of an oracle-DB by a browser?

Is there a simpler way to go than OAS/iAS? Any ODBC-plugins?
Has WebDB features that can be used?

Any comments are welcome.

Thanks
Stephan

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