Oracle front-end tool

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west coaster replied

10 September 2006, 09:08
IMHO PL/SQL Developer is the best tool on the market for Oracle server-side development. It's priced at $180.
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Cowboy Bob replied

31 August 2006, 08:04
Tora - An open source fork of TOAD as I understand it. Regardless, it's pretty sweet and cross-platform too, unlike TOAD.

Last edited by Cowboy Bob; 31 August 2006, 08:06.
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Harrysp replied

31 August 2006, 07:55
Raptor was the beta name, Oracle SQL Developer is the full free version. A very decent tool, well worth using.
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maverick replied

31 August 2006, 07:40
Oracle provide a similiar tool to TOAD used to be called Raptor.

http://www.oracle.com/technology/pro...per/index.html
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MarillionFan replied

31 August 2006, 07:12
Toad. Cost £0

I didnt realise you had to pay for it.
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thunderlizard replied

30 August 2006, 21:40
Thanks DP (and sorry, I just ate a curryfull of your fellow prawns!)

I've had a little go at that, and I think it will serve my purposes nicely. I'm 5 months behind the times.

Let nobody say that this board is anything other than a super source of helpfulness.

I did a bit of a switch from SQL Server to Oracle about 3 years ago. But you have a point. SQL Server has properly got its act together at last, and loads of companies are switching in that direction.
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DimPrawn replied

30 August 2006, 21:12
I'm a Microsoft man, but also very warm hearted as anyone here will tell you.

That's why I thought I'd point out that Oracle have a free tool.

http://www.oracle.com/technology/pro...per/index.html

PS. Switch to MS SQL Server 2005. You know it makes sense.
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thunderlizard started a topic Oracle front-end tool

30 August 2006, 20:42
Oracle front-end tool

Can anybody recommend any good ones, suitable for database development? I'd usually go for Toad, but it costs about $1500 so I've decided to be open to suggestions.
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