I'm a dedicated TOAD user, so would steer you in that direction.  We used
SQL Navigator years ago, before we moved to TOAD.  SQL Navigator is not a
bad product; and I haven't kept up on the new releases.  I'm sure it's grown
a lot since I last used it.  But overall, I just prefer TOAD's user
interface and way of doing things.

TOAD has a very active and dedicated user community, and a beta program
that's open to any registered TOAD owner.  If you suggest a new feature in
the beta program, it may literally appear in the next beta version (released
twice a week).  All of TOAD's developers are active participants on the
list.  TOAD is very much a user-driven product. (I don't see any equivalent
activity for SQL Navigator.)

But it should be easy to decide for yourself.  Both TOAD and SQL Navigator
have fully-functional limited-time demos available on their web site
(www.quest.com).  Download them both and have at it!

Dave

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> I'm looking for information about the differences between 
> Quest's TOAD and
> SQL Navigator.  Specifically, which would be better for an Oracle web
> application developer.  I am more interested in development 
> features; I am
> less interested in the DBA functions, although they are nice to have.
> 
> Any information would be helpful to me in making an educated choice.
> 
> Thanks.
> Patricia Gorden-Ozgul
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