SQLTools 1.2.7 now available on Oracle 8

Dear Oracle user/developer,

Sequel Solutions is a dutch solution provider. We have developed some interesting tools that might be interesting for you:

SQLTools 1.2.7

SQLTools is an Windows based Rapid Application Development environment for developing, testing, debugging and optimizing Oracle PL/SQL stored program units like stored procedures functions, packages, database triggers and so on. It is programmed by experienced Oracle developers to make a developers life much easier and enable faster development.

Advantages

• Graphical database navigator to all Oracle database-objects providing their relationship. You only have to double click the database object in the database navigator tree-view to access the source-code.
• Edit, compile and view errors of any program unit (packages, procedures, functions, database triggers).
• Customizable color highlighting.
• Quickly execute and edit table-queries from the database navigator.
• Compile all invalid objects and quickly zoom in to the invalid program units.
• Reorganizing tables is supported. Now you can easily enable database changes, saving all relationships and user data !
• Graphical presentation of sizing information such as tablespaces, extents, SGA.
• User friendly SQL grid allows you to select, insert, update and delete rows in a table.
• Multiple Document Interface

    System requirements

    SQLTools is a 32-bit application for Windows. Therefore you must have at least Windows 95 or Windows NT installed on your

    workstation. To connect to an Oracle database, SQLTools requires 32-bit SQL*Net 2.x or Net8. No middleware needs to be installed or

    configured

    Prices

    Users     US dollar
    1            $ 98,-
    5            $ 398,-
    10          $ 698,-

SQLWord 1.3.3

If you want to use data from an Oracle database in your favorite Microsoft Word editor for your letters, mailings and reports then Sequel Solutions has the solution:

All Oracle database users know that until this moment it was very difficult to get Oracle data in Microsoft Word. Sequel solutions has developed a reportgenerator which gives users a powerful tool for this problem. You can create source documents in Microsoft Word and then by a push on the button create output documents filled with the data from your Oracle database.

The existing reporting-tools mostly use their own specific format and don’t integrate at all to Microsoft Word documents.

• Developer/2000 ReportWriter is the Oracle reporting tool. It is a powerful, but complex tool and has a long learning curve for developers. The reports created by Oracle ReportWriter cannot be used in Microsoft Word for further modifications.
• Mailmerge in Microsoft Word has very limited possibilities and is difficult to use. It is not possible to create master-detail documents.
• With programming tools as Visual Basic, Delphi etc. it is possible to create documents filled with your Oracle data. But for this you need experienced programmers.

    When using SQLWord you can create your own standard letters, contracts and reports using the data of a Oracle database. SQLWord

    uses the Rich-Text-Format (RTF). This format is supported by all modern editors. In a source document it is possible to define multiple

    SQL-statements. By placing the fieldnames (keywords) of the queries in the text of the document, SQLWord retrieves the necessary

Advantages

• Full use of all Microsoft Word options such as different lettertypes, bold, underline, graphics, tables. N
• Not only Microsoft Word documents but also standard ASCII-files are supported. SQL statements are defined in the source Word document. The advantage is that both source and layout ared defined on one and only one location!
• Nested structures can be used unlimited (master-detail-detail etc).
• Full use of all SQL commands such as select, update, delete, insert, even create or drop. It is also possible to define and execute PL/SQL blocks. In these PL/SQL blocks all standard PL/SQL functionality can be used, so calling stored procedures, functions and packages is no problem.
• Conditionally use of text blocks. In the scope of the condition it is possible to use the full scale of possibilities of SQLWord and Microsoft Word.
• The layout of the output document is completely done in Microsoft Word. Probably you are already familiar with that!
• Microsoft Word tables are supported and can be filled with the data retrieved from the Oracle database. This gives your documents a professional look!
• Dynamic headers and footers are supported.
• Graphics are supported. You can use bitmaps for logos etc.
• During the creation of the output document it is possible to supply the parameters interactively.
• Integration from Oracle*Forms using the same Oracle connection and parameter passing can be done using the supplied Oracle*Forms SQLWord-package.
• In the generated SQLWord logfile all executed SQL-statements are kept for performance debugging. You can run the created script in SQL*Plus to check your queries.
• SQLWord directly connects to Oracle using SQL*Net. No middleware needs to be installed or configured.
• Great performance.

    System requirements

    SQLWord is a 32-bit application for Windows. Therefore you must have at least Windows 95 or Windows NT installed on your

    workstation. To connect to an Oracle database, SQLWord requires 32-bit SQL*Net 2.x or Net8.

    Prices

    License prices are based on the number of users or installations and on the number of sites. SQLWord is available from $185,- per

    user. The minimal license starts at 8 users. For large sites we offer interesting site-licences. For more information about the exact prices

    please contact our sales department.data from the Oracle database and integrates it in the generated output document.

We would like to invite you to have a look at our website www.sequel.nl and download the free trial software.

Sincerely,

Arthur Kolkman (Sequel Solutions) Received on Wed Jul 15 1998 - 07:03:05 CDT