Re: -> User-Friendly SQL Editor? Where? <-
Date: 1996/10/18
Message-ID: <01bbbd0f$836dc970$1b1bf8ce_at_alicecooper>#1/1
Yes, SQL-Programmer for Windows, the popular visual live interactive editing and development tool for programming all SYBASE and MICROSOFT SQL Servers, is now available for ORACLE Servers as well!!!
Here is what have been said about SQL-Programmer in the past:
"A Must Have" Data Based Advisor
"Go Get It!" DBMS Magazine
But now, SQL-Programmer 2.0 allows you to connect to them all AT THE SAME TIME!, integration into PVCS and SourceSafe for automated source version control, documentation generation, check-in/check-out and MUCH more!
Call Sylvain Faust Inc. at 819 778-5045 ext:152, fax 819 778-7943 or email mailto:info_at_sfi-software.com
Come and see it live at the ORACLE OPEN WORLD in San Francisco during the first week of November.
John Meyer, Sylvain Faust Inc. (SFI)
Sylvain Faust Inc. Makes Tools for the Database Server Specialist since
1989
Sylvain Faust Incorporated (SFI) is the creator of the famous
SQL-Programmer® and SQL-Sombrero™ products
http://www.sfi-software.com
ORACLE World Alliance Partner
SYBASE Synergy Partner
MICROSOFT Solution Provider
mailto:info_at_sfi-software.com
Marc Melancon <mmelanco_at_sfi-software.com> wrote in article
<01bbbb00$db41fe70$191bf8ce_at_winnt_home3>...
> You can also look into SQL-Programmer 2.0 at http://www.sfi-software.com.
>
>
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> jim cox <jc_at_mars.superlink.net> wrote in article
> <Dz9sJy.JCp_at_news2.new-york.net>...
> > In article <01bbb795$3fe1e6c0$100364c8_at_Shawno.erudite.com>, "Shawn
Odekirk"
> > <shawno_at_erudite.com> wrote:
> > >> I too am from a MSSQL and Sybase backround and was unimpressed with
> > >> the Oracle tools available. I still use a text editor and read files
> > >> in SQLPLUS. I will be looking at a Windows based tool from
> > >> TechnoSolutions called SQL navigator. It looks promising. The are at
> > >> http://www.technosolutions.com.
> > >
> > >One of my complaints with using SQL Plus to apply stored procedures
from
text
> > >files is that blank lines are stripped out of the source as it is
read.
If I
> > >get a compile error, the line number is meaningless compared to the
source in
> > >my editor.
> > >Procedure Builder deletes source code occasionally if you get an error
when
> > >compiling, so I'm staying away from that tool.
> > >If anyone knows how to get SQL Plus to maintain blank lines when you
read a
> > >file (_at_, START, GET) I would appreciate knowing how.
> > >
> > >Thanks,
> > >Shawn
> > >
> >
> > check out Benthic software at:
> > http://www.tiac.net/users/markford/index.htm
> >
>
Received on Fri Oct 18 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST