Re: tools for PL/SQL development

Andrew Hardy wrote:

> Not sure I totally agree.
>
> The OP was talking about PL/SQL development. Using SQL*Plus to do such
> development isn't really the ideal tool - you're looking for an
> environment to make a developer's life easier.

You take any PL/SQL developer you know with 1-4 years of experience and give them their choice of GUI tools.

I will take vi or notepad.

Want to guess who writes the most error-free code in the shortest amount of time? Want to guess whose executes more quickly and scales better?

Go with the education.

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