Re: Use MS Access to create Oracle Tables?
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2001 21:58:29 GMT
Message-ID: <frmejts0is3n2mo0d98j1q5s7et0c334ro_at_4ax.com>
In general NO---
Access can be used to create tables in Oracle ( but with a lot of caveats about
table names, field names, data types, etc) but as a 'general' front end for the
tasks to indicate, it is simply not the tool to use:
If you want a GUI tools, Oracle has sqlWorksheet, Quest software has T.O.A.D. and SqlNavigator and there is my favorite EzSql:
For Quest:
http://www.quests.com
For EasySql
http://www.ezsql.net
For Oracle contact your Oracle rep..
Jim <no-spam_at_no-spam.org> wrote:
>I know next to nothing about MS Access but we have a user that wants
>to create tables in our Oracle 8.1.7 server and we would like to
>support him with some sort of GUI tool. Does anyone know if MS Access
>can be used as a general purpose front end to Oracle that would allow
>a user to create/drop tables, indexes, etc?
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