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Oliver Mulatz <oliver.mulatz_at_web.de> wrote in message news:<he3hiu8sbd37vvks53nvmkmv2ntq08du15_at_4ax.com>...
> Hello fellow DBAs,
>
> I am searching for a visual Oracle tool/client (best would be
> for Windows, Java is ok), thus a client which will output the
> information gathered by telnet session (silly but company
> requirements ...) (no inserts, just selects/views) into a
> visual representation (proper rows and colums alignment/view).
>
> Do you know of any such program ?
> Else I'd only think of coding it in Perl with pipe to telnet and
> writing the output into a file, then another Perl-Script would
> HTML-ize the data from the telnet log into tables again.
> Any thoughts ?
>
> Any help/hint into the right direction is appreciated.
>
> Kind Regards,
> Oliver Mulatz
If you want to use a hammer to do a screw drivers job then you can use telnet to query the database and then somehow pipe it to a GUI. Other then that you have Oracle's Sql*Net, Net8, JDBC, ODBC etc at your disposal.
If telnet is the requirement, then I am not aware of any tool that can pipe it to give you visual representation. If you do not want to use Oracle's middleware, then next best option that I can think of is to use Java's JDBC thin driver which sits on top of TCP stack. You can slap a GUI to pipe the data to tables's etc.
Maybe someone else can give you a better option.
HTH
//Rauf Sarwar
Received on Sun Jul 07 2002 - 19:22:27 CDT