Re: How can I work with my SQL scripts more effectively?

Look at an article published last week on this exact topic http://www.swynk.com/friends/goldman/SQLDevProFixes.asp I goes through the entire list of things that make SQL Scripts and procs a pain, and haw to fix them.

Tom

"Igor Shekalev" <igor_at_dtmsoft.com> wrote in message news:953618446.467602_at_mao.cityline.ru...
> Hello!
>
> How can I work with my SQL scripts more effectively?
>
> DTM soft, Inc. has announced the new release 1.10.25 of the DTM SQL
 editor,
> the
> powerful SQL-scripts editor with ODBC and IDAPI support.
>
> This SQL-oriented toolset ideally fits the operating needs in the
> multi-database computer environments; it allows quick switching between
> various
> data sources, stores login and database scheme info. In many cases the
> product
> provides access for data in the desktop database format (DBF, DB, MDB,
 etc)
> so
> there is no need to buy the corresponding DBMS.
>
> The program has some useful features aided to make the work of database
> administrators and developers more comfortable and effective. It has
> drag-n-drop support, visual query and expression builder, script analyzer,
> rich
> export options, and more. Flexibility and extensibility are provided by
 the
> support of plug-ins technology.
>
> The demo version of the DTM SQL editor is available for download from the
> web
> server at www.sqledit.com/se_demo.exe
>
> About the DTM soft.
> DTM soft is innovative and rapidly growing company, which specializes in
> software development for the database management and Internet/intranet
> solutions.
>
> A single-user license of the DTM SQL editor costs $79.
> For more information, contact DTM soft, Inc.,
> WEB: http://www.sqledit.com,
> E-Mail: sales_at_sqledit.com.
>
> Igor Shekalev
>
>
Received on Wed Mar 22 2000 - 00:00:00 CET