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Informix SQL editor for WinNT?

Posted in 2000

Topics: General Discussion

Tim Levatich — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

Is there a good Informix SQL editor that runs on Win NT4 workstation? I want to write SQL queries and get data back - nothing fancy - and hopefully without paying an arm and a leg. Thanks, Tim TPL10@cornell.edu

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Daniel Marshall — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

Download the SDK, I believe it has an SQL editor in it. And if your requirements are 'nothing fancy' and 'without paying an arm and a leg', it definitely is those... Tim Levatich wrote: > Is there a good Informix SQL editor that runs on Win NT4 workstation? > > I want to write SQL queries and get data back - nothing fancy - and > hopefully without paying an arm and a leg. > > Thanks, > Tim > TPL10@cornell.edu

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Fred Prose — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

Try WinSQL. Their website is www.indus-soft.com. They have a free version and a $ version. "Tim Levatich" <tpl10@cornell.edu> wrote in message news:399C3E12.893ADECF@cornell.edu... > Is there a good Informix SQL editor that runs on Win NT4 workstation? > > I want to write SQL queries and get data back - nothing fancy - and > hopefully without paying an arm and a leg. > > Thanks, > Tim > TPL10@cornell.edu >

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Richard Lewis — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

There is one available on the "Informix Database Administrator" CD which you can order from Informix. "Daniel Marshall" <dtmarshall@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:399CA9FB.C4C69C43@worldnet.att.net... > Download the SDK, I believe it has an SQL editor in it. And if your > requirements are 'nothing fancy' and 'without paying an arm and a leg', > it definitely is those... > > Tim Levatich wrote: > > > Is there a good Informix SQL editor that runs on Win NT4 workstation? > > > > I want to write SQL queries and get data back - nothing fancy - and > > hopefully without paying an arm and a leg. > > > > Thanks, > > Tim > > TPL10@cornell.edu >