Re: Windows GUI SQL Tool for Informix?
Cori Johnson asked for Windows GUI SQL and admin tools for Informix. Ben Draper recommended Server Studio for Informix, Greg Starnes said he used the IGS tool and liked its long evaluation period, and David Williams said Informix Server Administrator ships on an extra CD with server 7.31.UC6-1. Alkin Tezuysal asked for the website link; no reply.
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Check out Server Studio for Informix for database development (SPL,triggers, views, etc.) http://www.agsltd.com Cori Johnson wrote in message <8en5bb$cpm1@www.informix.com>... >I am just starting out at a company that uses Informix. But no one seems to >know of any windows db admin/sql tools. Oracle has SQL*Plus and >DBNavigator, and Sybase has DBAdvantage and Sybase Central. >Are there any GUI tools for SQL editing/running and for db administration of >Informix? I know there are shareware ODBC SQL tools, but I'm looking for >something that does low level Informix admin. >If nothing else, perhaps someone could recommend the best ODBC/shareware SQL >editor? > >thx > >
I use the IGS tool. It works great! And we got about 3 months worth of evaluation passwords before we bought, which in this new world of 2 week evaluation software, was very nice... "Ben Draper" <bdraper@mathworks.com> wrote in message news:8en91i$nqd$1@news.mathworks.com... > Check out Server Studio for Informix for database development (SPL,triggers, > views, etc.) > http://www.agsltd.com > > Cori Johnson wrote in message <8en5bb$cpm1@www.informix.com>... > >I am just starting out at a company that uses Informix. But no one seems > to > >know of any windows db admin/sql tools. Oracle has SQL*Plus and > >DBNavigator, and Sybase has DBAdvantage and Sybase Central. > >Are there any GUI tools for SQL editing/running and for db administration > of > >Informix? I know there are shareware ODBC SQL tools, but I'm looking for > >something that does low level Informix admin. > >If nothing else, perhaps someone could recommend the best ODBC/shareware > SQL > >editor? > > > >thx > > > > > >
In article <8en91i$nqd$1@news.mathworks.com>, Ben Draper <bdraper@mathworks.com> writes >Check out Server Studio for Informix for database development (SPL,triggers, >views, etc.) >http://www.agsltd.com > >Cori Johnson wrote in message <8en5bb$cpm1@www.informix.com>... >>I am just starting out at a company that uses Informix. But no one seems >to >>know of any windows db admin/sql tools. Oracle has SQL*Plus and >>DBNavigator, and Sybase has DBAdvantage and Sybase Central. >>Are there any GUI tools for SQL editing/running and for db administration >of >>Informix? I know there are shareware ODBC SQL tools, but I'm looking for >>something that does low level Informix admin. >>If nothing else, perhaps someone could recommend the best ODBC/shareware >SQL >>editor? >> >>thx >> >> > > Get the latest version of the server (7.31.UC6-1) . Informix Server Administrator is included on an extra CD. -- David Williams
Can you share the link of web site ? Thanks, Alkin Greg Starnes wrote: > I use the IGS tool. It works great! And we got about 3 months worth of > evaluation passwords before we bought, which in this new world of 2 week > evaluation software, was very nice... > > "Ben Draper" <bdraper@mathworks.com> wrote in message > news:8en91i$nqd$1@news.mathworks.com... > > Check out Server Studio for Informix for database development > (SPL,triggers, > > views, etc.) > > http://www.agsltd.com > > > > Cori Johnson wrote in message <8en5bb$cpm1@www.informix.com>... > > >I am just starting out at a company that uses Informix. But no one seems > > to > > >know of any windows db admin/sql tools. Oracle has SQL*Plus and > > >DBNavigator, and Sybase has DBAdvantage and Sybase Central. > > >Are there any GUI tools for SQL editing/running and for db administration > > of > > >Informix? I know there are shareware ODBC SQL tools, but I'm looking for > > >something that does low level Informix admin. > > >If nothing else, perhaps someone could recommend the best ODBC/shareware > > SQL > > >editor? > > > > > >thx > > > > > > > > > >