Re: tools for PL/SQL development

"Daniel Morgan" <damorgan_at_x.washington.edu> wrote in message news:1077375305.553060_at_yasure...

| From a perfectly selfish point of view (the OP's ... not mine as
| I don't get paid any more whether there is 1 student or 20) ...
| when you leave your current employer the GUI stays behind. The
| education you take with you. Bet you can't trump that argument. ;-)
|
| --

not a matter GUI vs education/intelligence... and believe it or not, some GUIs are used by more than one company

doing GUI w/o edu/intel and you don't need to worry about next employer (other than one involving fries, nachos or pepperonis)

get educated/intelligent and then make choices that enhance your productivity -- and be flexible enough to adapt to any client/employer's environment

avoid GUI's and you will eventually get in a situation where your client/employer uses a GUI and then you'll have to get over your fear factor and use it
avoid SQL*Plus and you'll have the same problem

;-{ mcs Received on Sat Feb 21 2004 - 10:25:05 CST