RE: Oracle 10

  If all you need is a ksh like interface to sqlplus on HP, use the command 'ied'. Used to very helpful when working with something like svrmgrl. (If those of you interested in playing around with C, something similar to ied can easily be written in C using named pipes.)

Regards,
Denny

Quoting Paula_Stankus_at_doh.state.fl.us:

> I hate having to use more than one tool for the same function. After
> being
> a SQL*PLUS, ksh command-line die-hard someone last year introduced me
> to
> Quests - SQL*Navigator. I like it.
>
> -Interfaces with versioning tools so can version DDL and stored
> process
> easily
> -Has its own team coding options for check-in/check-out
> -Automates the formatting of PL/SQL so code is written in a standard
> fashion
> so everyone can read eachother's
> -Explain plan option and debugging built in.
> -It is about $2,000 but I think worth the cost.
> -Can save SQL as scripts - not exactly history but this tool might even
> have
> it I haven't seen it yet.
> -Can look at the database from a DBA-perspective pretty simply
> -Can compare objects to other objects and just see the differences
> easily
>
> Oracle OCP DBA
>

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