Re: PL/SQL Debugger?
From: Karl M. Nordquist <karln_at_brightwood.com.stopspam>
Date: 1997/06/12
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Date: 1997/06/12
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[Quoted] There are several. We are currently testing two: SQL-Station from Platinum Technologies (http://www.platinum.com) and SQL-Navigator from TechnoSolutions(http://www.technosolutions.com).
At the moment the best one is SQL-Station for you can compile and debug at runtime without invalidating the code on the server. It uses Codewrite for this feature. It also has many other good features, such as hooks for version controls, reporting, etc. But, it is expensive ($3,000/seat), and it only runs on 32-bit (Win95 or NT).
The is another one that I am aware of by Sylvan Faust called SQL-Programmer, but I have no info on it.
HTH
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//Karl
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Karl M. Nordquist karln_at_brightwood.com Application Development Bright Wood Corporation Madras, OregonReceived on Thu Jun 12 1997 - 00:00:00 CEST
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