that support Oracle9i and are available (freeware or evalution)? I like MS
Enterprise Manager, but it does not support remote Oracle databases.

Valentin Tihomirov wrote:
the 8i OEM IMHO

Other than that, there are literally dozens of them out there, some
free, some eval, do a google search

hth

It is worth to mention that I don't have any windos drivers for
oracle.Therefore, Java access is appreciated.

They came with the Oracle install or download them free from Oracle.
Jim

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"Valentin Tihomirov" <valentin (AT) abelectron (DOT) com> wrote

Try dbwidget at http://www.yazoosoft.com. It is java based, using JDBC for
connectivity, and works with Oracle9i, MS SQL Server, MySQL, and Sybase.

Valentin,

I dont have any association with the company.
I use dbvisualizer - its writtenin java * good for jdbc access, colleagues
use something called toad.

Regards,
David Penney
www.metamatrix.com

"Valentin Tihomirov" <valentin (AT) abelectron (DOT) com> wrote

I beleive.
Some guys use Visual Studio. There is a word *visual* present in its name as
well. Actually, it is a good text editor. Therefore, other guys call this
tool Visual Notepad.

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