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In message 856b37d2-002a-4ed0-9985-708d8a069... (AT) q78g2000hsh (DOT) googlegroups.com>, vitalis... (AT) gmail (DOT) com writes I've just tried to draw a chart for "select object_type,count(*) from all_objects group by object_type having count(*)>500" with chart type "BAR_VERT_CLUST" but I just get a blank chart with the ojbect types at the bottom, the counts in a margin with associated colors, but no colored bars at all. Any idea? I'm ashamed but I have to admit that I haven't really read the f* manual. ;-) Well you could try reading the manual, but there isn't anything useful. SQLDeveloper charts are pretty but limited. For some reason you have to have three columns. Look at the object distribution report provided for an example. |
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Is it possible that a good visual query tool for Oracle just doesn't exist? Don't tell me that real professionals don't use graphic tools, I have been designing database applications for 30 years but I still appreciate the speed of a good graphical interface. |
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Any suggestions about existing tools are welcome, but please make sure that they are capable of working with large databases (hundred of tables and terabytes of data). |
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Is it possible that a good visual query tool for Oracle just doesn't exist? Don't tell me that real professionals don't use graphic tools, I have been designing database applications for 30 years but I still appreciate the speed of a good graphical interface. |
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Any suggestions about existing tools are welcome, but please make sure that they are capable of working with large databases (hundred of tables and terabytes of data). |
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Is it possible that a good visual query tool for Oracle just doesn't exist? Don't tell me that real professionals don't use graphic tools, I have been designing database applications for 30 years but I still appreciate the speed of a good graphical interface. |
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Any suggestions about existing tools are welcome, but please make sure that they are capable of working with large databases (hundred of tables and terabytes of data). |
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Is it possible that a good visual query tool for Oracle just doesn't exist? Don't tell me that real professionals don't use graphic tools, I have been designing database applications for 30 years but I still appreciate the speed of a good graphical interface. |
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Any suggestions about existing tools are welcome, but please make sure that they are capable of working with large databases (hundred of tables and terabytes of data). |
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Is it possible that a good visual query tool for Oracle just doesn't exist? Don't tell me that real professionals don't use graphic tools, I have been designing database applications for 30 years but I still appreciate the speed of a good graphical interface. |
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Is it possible that a good visual query tool for Oracle just doesn't exist? Don't tell me that real professionals don't use graphic tools, I have been designing database applications for 30 years but I still appreciate the speed of a good graphical interface. |
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Is it possible that a good visual query tool for Oracle just doesn't exist? Don't tell me that real professionals don't use graphic tools, I have been designing database applications for 30 years but I still appreciate the speed of a good graphical interface. |
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Is it possible that a good visual query tool for Oracle just doesn't exist? Don't tell me that real professionals don't use graphic tools, I have been designing database applications for 30 years but I still appreciate the speed of a good graphical interface. |
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