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Re: Ad-Hoc Query Tools / Why No Browser?

From: Chris Hamilton <Christopher.H.Hamilton_at_usace.army.mil>
Date: 1997/09/25
Message-ID: <01bcc9b0$5d91e200$73344b9b@hqddpc.hq.usace.army.mil>#1/1

Justin Wigg <jjwigg_at_tassie.net.au> wrote . . .

> Chris Hamilton <Christopher.H.Hamilton_at_usace.army.mil> wrote . . .
 

>> Now that Oracle has decided to terminate the Oracle Browser product line ..  

> WHOA!!! Browser's been terminated? Why? Sorry if this thread has been
> covered before but I haven't checked this NG for a while...

Browser 2.0 is still available (as a Motif app) if you buy Developer/2000 for Unix, but it is not in the Windows versions anymore, so I understand.

Oracle sales claims that Discoverer 3.0 is better, blah blah blah. But really they're not equivalent products. Without the pain-in-the-butt metadata layer, Discoverer is useless. It's a high-overhead bloated program if you're an experienced user just trying to do some quick ad-hoc queries on a schema or the data dictionary.

Chris



Chris Hamilton - Oracle Database Admin.
AVANCO Intl. / US Army Corps of Engineers Christopher.H.Hamilton_at_usace.army.mil
http://www.serve.com/cowpb/chamilton.html Received on Thu Sep 25 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT

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