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Dear Experts,<br />
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I thought this would be a good Java question, since we're always working with cross-platform...<br />
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Could anyone recommend tools that would allow you to manage databases from different vendors, like Oracle and MS Sql? &nbsp;I'm looking for something that would be similar to MS SQL's Enterprise Manager, for instance. &nbsp;<br />
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I know Toad offers several vendor-specific products, but I'm looking for a SINGLE product that would handle most or all common DBMS's.<br />
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My company may have a budget for this, so pay-ware is OK.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
McJava1967
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Dear Experts,

I thought this would be a good Java question, since we're always working with cross-platform...

Could anyone recommend tools that would allow you to manage databases from different vendors, like Oracle and MS Sql?  I'm looking for something that would be similar to MS SQL's Enterprise Manager, for instance.  

I know Toad offers several vendor-specific products, but I'm looking for a SINGLE product that would handle most or all common DBMS's.

My company may have a budget for this, so pay-ware is OK.

Thanks!
McJava1967

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