Re: WWW <-> Database query tools

I have in the past successfully used dbCGI to query a large library catalogue mainted in an Oracle database. dbCGI allows emebedded SQL statements in HTML and is ideal for forms processing. There are a number of tools like this, dbCGI however is probably unique in allowing the targetting of most common database systems. Oh, and did I mention it's free? See...

  http://www.corvu.com.au/dbcgi/

for details.

Andy Ross wrote:
>
> We have a number of Oracle database tables that we would like to query
> through World Wide Web forms. For various reasons we are not going to be
> using Oracle Corp.'s Web Server. I would appreciate recommendations for
> any products that have proven successful for you in allowing users to
> interact with SQL based databases through web forms. Something that could
> capture the user
> query parameters, formulate the query, gather the data from the database, and
> present the results to the user in a web page based on the query results.
Received on Mon Oct 07 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST