Re: Help! 3rd party access control?

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Thomas Pall wrote in message <363f87b1.0_at_feed1.realtime.net>...
>Toad is now owned by Quest and though available for free download, has
>had a timebomb in it since October 2, 1998, I am told.
>
>Geert Roelof van der Ploeg (grploeg_at_xs4all.nl) wrote:
>: 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.
>: > >
>
>
>
>: --
>: Met vriendelijke groet,
>: With friendly regards,
 

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