Re: Simple query tools

For Oacle, TOAD is by far the best there is. Has every feature you would want and has great GUI interface.

Also allows you to execute a command in SQL*Plus so you can use some SQLPLUS specific commands like copy etc.

We have used it extensiviely and now would not be able to do our job effectively without, it is that good and powerful

In article <7tvta2$4oq$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>, eric_peterson_at_maurices.inrg.com wrote:
>I'm not a Microsoft fan, but, have you tried using MS Access? If you
>want to use it, I have used it as well as SQL Worksheet. In Access, I
>believe you go to Data->Get External Data and then you specify the Data
>Source. Once you get your data sources set up it, it's pretty slick.
>
>Tx
>Eric Peterson
>Programmer/Analyst DBA
>Maurices Inc.
>eric_peterson_at_maurices.inrg.com****NOSPAMMERS
>
>In article <7tqle1$d4s$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>,
> Vikas Agnihotri <vikasa_at_writeme.com> wrote:
>> Where can I find a GUI SQL query tool for Windows? Easy to construct
>> multi table joins, query builder, automatic join pre-population based
>on
>> PK/FK columns, indexes, etc?
>>
>> Also, a simple forms based input area where I can input literal values
>> of columns. i.e. where column='constant'.
>>
>> Usual stuff really, instead of mucking around with SQL*Plus, its
>idiotic
>> editing capabilities, command line recall, etc.
>>
>> SQL*Plus really sucks in these areas. Heck, what *is* it good for,
>other
>> than command-line junkies (myself included!)! ;)
>>
>> Preferably free/shareware, of course! :)
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Vikas
>>
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Received on Wed Oct 13 1999 - 10:04:01 CDT