Re: Help! 3rd party access control?

Hi,

Some alternatives: SQL-Navigator from Quest (www.quests.com) and TOAD. The last one is a tool we use at Kluwer Academic Publishers. We were looking for a pl/sql integrated development environment, something like the ide of the BORLAND (INPRISE) tools. Then someone came accross toad. The tool is free, is great to use and it has administration possibilities too ! Check www.toadsoft.com. One of the greatest advantages is that u can mail the developer and send him your wishes. Second it's developed by someone who works with ORACLE and knows about the problems we all encounter while working with the product.

Have a nice day and good luck choosing your tool !

Patrick schreef:

> We are currently looking at third party administrative tools also. We are
> going to bring a number of Oracle-based applications online this year. The
> best products we have found so far are from Platinum Technologies. The have
> server based and client based DBA tools, sys admin tools and some
> development tools. They do offer a single sign on package. Their web site
> is located at www.platinum.com.
>
> The only drawback we have encountered so far is that their products are a
> bit pricey. When we have talked to other companies that use Platinum tools,
> we have been told you get what you pay for. In our case, it's going to be a
> good investment.
>
> HTH
> **********************
> Patrick Meyer
> GIS DBA
> CIty of Columbus
> **********************
>
> nathan lunn wrote in message <01bd3246$e1d0d0e0$30831cc4_at_nat.pix.za>...
> >We have multiple machines running Oracle 7.2, will move to 7.3 in a year or
> >so. Some inhouse code, some packages. Can anyone recommend any 3rd party
> >products (or tell me where to look) that will help extend what the native
> >Oracle offers or make it easier to administrate? Such things as row level
> >control, and single sign on are sought.
> >

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Met vriendelijke groet,
With friendly regards,

Geert Roelof van der Ploeg
Geert-Roelof.vanderploeg_at_wkap.nl