From: "Amir M. Farhi" <afarhi@johnbryce.co.il>
Subject: Re: Stored Procedure tool
Date: 1996/05/05
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to: Ken Burchill <kburchil@gtis.gc.ca>
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Ken Burchill wrote:
> 
> I am looking for a tool to assist in creating stored procedures.
> Ideally, this tool would work under Windows 3.1, and connect
> to an Oracle database on a UNIX server.  Right now I am using
> Microemacs for Windows, then uploading the file to the server,
> and then executing it in SQLPlus.

-- 

Hi Ken,

Try to use Oracle Procedure Builder that comes with the Developer/2000
set of tools. It will help you create stored procedures, functions
and packages, and it has a debugging mechanism.

It's available on Windows and you can connect it to your Oracle database
via SQL*Net.

Regards
Amir.

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