Re: -> User-Friendly SQL Editor? Where? <-

Mark,

In certain instances, I need to return results that are greater than what is allowed by Golden (I think it's set at 32,000 rows). Can't Golden "swap out" the results to virtual memory or something? Golden is probably dependent on the grid control to display the results. Can another control be used in your product?

I know, returning that many rows to the display isn't particularly the right thing to do, but I can successfully return all the rows with TeamSQL from Embarcadero, and also with ISQL/Windows (for MS SQL Server). Don't feel bad, though...Embarcadero's RapidSQL for MS SQL Server won't allow more than about 40k rows.

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Mark Ford wrote:


> 

> Thanks to everyone who mentioned me or Benthic Software (me!)  There are new

> versions of both Golden (a sql and pl/sql tool) and PLEdit (a stored pl/sql

> editor) on my site.  Golden can now display output from pl/sql made with the

> dbms_output calls.  This allows Golden and PLEdit to work together as a pl/sql

> editing/debugging environment.

> 

> These tools are Windows shareware programs.  They are fully compiled tools

> that connect to Oracle using the OCI directly.  No odbc or idapi necessary!

> They are also ridiculously cheap at $25 apiece and can be registered by mail

> or though CompuServe.

> 

> Please visit my site (http://www.tiac.net/users/markford/index.htm) and

> download these programs.  There is a nag screen that goes away once you

> register, but other than that these tools are fully functional.

> 

> Thanks!

> 

> Mark Ford

> Benthic Software

> http://www.tiac.net/users/markford/index.htm


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