Comments on Sydney Oracle Lab: Secret Squirrel on the move

I have had a look at SQL Tools, but it doesn't hav...

2007-12-03T16:56:00.000+11:00

I have had a look at SQL Tools, but it doesn't have SQL Server connectivity. So, for my current role, Squirrel is a better fit.
I'll keep SQL Tools in mind if I am ever back on a pure Oracle project.

When you say modify stats, are you refrerring to <...

2007-11-28T15:13:00.000+11:00

When you say modify stats, are you refrerring to

analyze table mytable compute statistics;

SQuirreL doesn't do this. But perhaps you were referring to something else?

Rob Manning

Hi Gary,
Have a look at SQLTools (www.sqltools....

2007-11-28T15:07:00.000+11:00

Hi Gary,
Have a look at SQLTools (www.sqltools.net) It's a lighweight TOAD-like IDE, but less functional than TOAD and much faster.

Hope squirrel has a lesser tendency to modify stat...

2007-11-27T21:20:00.000+11:00

Hope squirrel has a lesser tendency to modify stats on db objects than SQL Developer does...

The main reason why it's now banned from any of our production dbs: last thing I need is a developer inadvertently and unknowingly invalidating all the execution plans in memory for a high volatility table!

BTW: lunch some time this week? Check with Master Peter as well?

Comments on Sydney Oracle Lab: Secret Squirrel on the move

I have had a look at SQL Tools, but it doesn't hav...

When you say modify stats, are you refrerring to <...

Hi Gary,Have a look at SQLTools (www.sqltools....

Hope squirrel has a lesser tendency to modify stat...

Hi Gary,
Have a look at SQLTools (www.sqltools....