Re: SQLTools 1.2.7 now available on Oracle 8

Hi,
what notation that you are using for the price. for a single user SQLTools
98,- ? = $98.000 ?
Please confirm.
Do you have any demos?

On Wed, 15 Jul 1998 13:58:41 +0200, Sequel Solutions <akolkman_at_sequel.nl> wrote:

>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 Fri Jul 17 1998 - 00:40:38 CEST