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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.misc -> Re: Team coding in TOAD and SQL Navigator
since both are client tools, neither technically exists 'in an instance' --
both tools simple connect to one or may schemas in one or more instances (on
my current project I'm typically connected to 4 schemas in 3 instances on 3
separate machines)
so, short answer, yes they can co-exist, quite nicely
i've used SQL Navigator a bit, but prefer TOAD -- the TOAD interface is much cleaner, although Quest is starting to muck it up a bit. SQL Navigator's interface reminds me of AOL's -- just too much going on
a problem you'll need to address in both environments in version control -- either through a tool integrated with TOAD or SQL-Nav, or via data-base centric techniques (i can pass on some info on some DB triggers and package techniques that can help in this area)
-- Mark C. Stock email mcstock -> enquery(dot)com www.enquery.com (888) 512-2048 "H?kan Granstedt" <hakan.granstedt_at_astrazeneca.com> wrote in message news:9065aab1.0311120140.251590d0_at_posting.google.com...Received on Wed Nov 12 2003 - 06:06:40 CST
> Do you have any experience with Team coding in Toad or SQL Navigator?
> Any difference between them? Can they coexist in the same instance?
>
> Håkan Gransted
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