Antw: DBA/Programmer GUI tool for Oracle in Linux

Hi there!

I am using the Oracle Enterprise Manager. Just download Oracle for Linux and install only the whole client part inlcuding OEM. It has the whole functionality even fro new feature and is included in your server license if you are not using enhanced version.

Sven

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Hello,

I am rather new on using oracle in linux. I have some more experience
with 
just programming web application with oracle as the backend database,
but not 
so much with the administration of it. 

So, I am wondering what are some of the tool that you use for doing
simple 
admin and programming tool. Nothing fancy, just probably a gui tool
that can 
do Add/Remove user + password, create/drop table/column, alter
table/column, 
and inserting data into table.

I've seen TOAD before, but never really used it. But I think it's only
run in 
MS Windows. So something similar to TOAD that runs in linux would be 
sufficient. I've tried TOra, it can do more stuff than I can understand
right 
now, but it lacks basic things like dropping and creating table,
altering 
table, etc.

Any info will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance
Reuben D. Budiardja


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