Mike,

    There are a lot of tools like that on the market.  My favorite for several
years was Discoverer or Oracle Browser as it was then known.  Recently though
I've switched camps to Brio One from Brio Technology.  Reason, Discoverer is
part & parcel with 9IAS Enterprise & that product is an unstable pig (CPU &
Disk).  Had it here for a month late last year.  Even the Oracle consultant
could not get it installed & working.  Took a long night & ton of reading plus
help from OTS & then we could only get it to work on Netscape.

Dick Goulet

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Date:       2/25/2002 2:48 PM

Hi,
I was asked to recommend a Query Tool for some of our end users.  I have
used Q+E aka DataDirect Explorer for years.  Now I can't find it on the
internet.  It has changed owners many times and may not even be available
now.

Does any one have a recommendation for a COTS product that allows the user
with minimum knowledge of SQL to create SQL queries, views tables,
store/recall queries, ...

Is there an Oracle product that does that?  Discoverer seems to be a bit
heavy handed.

Thanks,
Mike
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