Database GUI tools - Tree view vs Tabbed view
This is a survey, for purpose of a GUI design, so each answer will get points.
Which do you prefer? The tabbed view (Toad's default), or Tree view (SQL Server Management Studio, SQL Developer, PL/SQL Developer and Toad's alternative view). Explain why.
Are there any alternative object browser approaches you'd like to see in the tool you currently use?
Thanks!
-mjc
Which do you prefer? The tabbed view (Toad's default), or Tree view (SQL Server Management Studio, SQL Developer, PL/SQL Developer and Toad's alternative view). Explain why.
Are there any alternative object browser approaches you'd like to see in the tool you currently use?
Thanks!
-mjc
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Yes, absolutely. I will give a free license to EE experts. Email me offline for a private beta.
Thanks for the good suggestion. I also like the Office approach, and I agree, the Tree view has been done for so long, it makes me want to think of something better.
I think will give that a try!
Thanks for the good suggestion. I also like the Office approach, and I agree, the Tree view has been done for so long, it makes me want to think of something better.
I think will give that a try!
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Thanks for the input. Going to stick with tabbed view for now, but am prototyping an Office style sidebar too.
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Yes, I sure am. Starting with Oracle, then will expand it to multi-database support.
>>- i prefer pl/sql developer design. there is treeview for object navigation, then tabview below the treeview of all the open
>> editor window so its not so mess like other tool that display the tab on top of each editor.
Thanks, I also like PL/SQL Developer's approach.