Re: Which to download?

Curiosity got the better of me so I took a quick look - Also on this site is a tool called Query Reporter that looks like it can kick out reports in HTML, XML, CSV or TSV format. Anyone have experience in deploying that as a basic tool for end users, or for batch-type reports? I'm wondering if it's better than Crystal (I know it won't be as robust as Oracle Reports, but sometimes that's overkill for the basic stuff).

Craig

On 11/11/04 1:39 PM, in article RKadnSam0rRJLA7cRVn-sw_at_telcove.net, "KurtisK" <KJKYLE_at_COOLBLUENOSPAM.COM> wrote:

> I agree. We use PL/SQLDeveloper for development. We chose it over
> Embarcadero, TOAD and a few others. We've used it for 2 years now and it is
> an excellent tool for a great price.
>
> Kurt
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>> Walt wrote:
>> 
>>> HansF wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Alan wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> As I am a newbie to Oracle would like to know besides the 10g database
>>>>> server, what other I need to download to look at the Oracle 10g ?
>>> 
>>> 
>>> <snip>
>>> 
>>>> Then there is the plethora of non-Oracle tools and utilities which I
>>>> ignore.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> TOAD from Quest software is one that's worth not ignoring.
>>> 
>> 
>> OK - you started it... TOAD is an overpriced tool; PL/SQL Developer
>> is better in support, and supporting new versions, and costs
>> about nothing ($3K unlimited licence; see
>> http://www.allroundautomations.nl) and, my favourite, it
>> has an open interface to which the General Public can
>> program their own utilities.
>> And they do - see their web site.
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>> 
>> Regards,
>> Frank van Bortel