Re: Oracle Browser ??????

Hi,
May I suggest GQL (Graphical Query Langage) from Andyne (613 548 4355)? This client app builds SQL, sends it via SQL*Net to Oracle (or any RDBMS) and gets the result back in a table. It lets you manipulate the data to create reports, add calculations, sub-totals... It has also update features.
It runs on Windows and Mac.
Why don't you get a demo disk from them ??? Good luck,

Patrick Firouzian                                     pfirouzi_at_cisco.com
Data Warehouse Tools & Technology                         patrick_at_eworld

In article <CvF16K.LJM_at_rahul.net>, Edwin Kuprienko <ekuprien_at_rahul.net> wrote:

> Alan Kwong (kwong_at_panix.com) wrote:
> : I am currently running a Windows version of Oracle Data Browser.
> : I find writing SQL in SQL/PLUS much easier than trying to
> : use Browser to compose SQL statements.
 

> : Is there a better tool for composing SQL other than Browser? It does not
> : necessarily have to be an Oracle product.
> : Can you add SQL commands through Browser such as spool? How do you implement
> : nested queries in Browser, the only information I find is on nested conditions.
>
>
> : Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Hi Alan!
>
> I am using Q&E Database Editor. It is not perfect tool as it was designed
> for rather basic queries. However you can easily edit SQL text and switch
> at any time between clicking your mouse or editing in a popup window.
>
> It is very reliable, allows to format report and has basic form builder
> included. There is a new release ready for sale. I haven't got it yet.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Edwin Kuprienko
>
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Received on Sat Sep 03 1994 - 01:33:44 CEST