Re: TK/TCL scripts? Why?

In article <52nogg$bsu_at_fstgal00.tu-graz.ac.at>, Bacher Heiko <patrickg_at_sequent.com> wrote:
>>You wrote:
>>>
>>> Does anybody know WHY a tk-interpreter WISH4.0 is
>>> included into Oracle 7.3.2 Unix distribution?
>>>
>>> Are there any TK/TCL scripts in 7.3.2 to execute or what?
>>>
>>
>>With Oracle 7.3, a general purpose set of administration tools is
>
>there exists a wonderful extension called ORATCL for Tcl/Tk, combining
>the power of a strong scriptfilelanguage with SQL.
>I'm using it on NT V3.51 and I do love it !!
>(since you have -except ORAPERL - no other choice under NT)
>(I'm sorry, but I've forgotten the URL where you can get ORATCL, but
>it's public domain)
>

Oratcl can be found at:

        ftp://ftp.neosoft.com/pub/tcl/NEW/oratcl-2.4b3.tar.gz

	The final Oratcl 2.4 release should be out real soon now - just some
	configuration changes left to do.

	(at some time in the near future, the Tcl archive site at Neosoft
	will be reorganized, but it still should be in the /pub/tcl tree.)

Terse information can also be found at my web page:

        http://www.nyx.net/~tpoindex/tcl.html

And one small correction, Oratcl is not public domain, but it instead copyrighted and freely distributed under a BSD-style license (which says you can use it for any purpose, just give me credit & a copyright notice.)  

-- 
Tom Poindexter   
tpoindex_at_nyx.net
http://www.nyx.net/~tpoindex/