If you are an admin, you need the tools for backup/recover; config of the environement (storage, processes, ram, ...); import/export data; sync with ohter instances; health check (logs, rollbacks, ...).
If you are a developer, you need the tools to optimize the structure of your database, create and debug your own logic via stored procedures, views for reports, extract additional information with 'data compression' and so on.
To do this on the plain command line is not so nice; so a Gui is welcome.
For me the tools from Oracle (Sql Developer) and Microsoft (SSMS) works best on the RDBMS of each company. Nener needed other tools.
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If you are an admin, you need the tools for backup/recover; config of the environement (storage, processes, ram, ...); import/export data; sync with ohter instances; health check (logs, rollbacks, ...).
If you are a developer, you need the tools to optimize the structure of your database, create and debug your own logic via stored procedures, views for reports, extract additional information with 'data compression' and so on.
To do this on the plain command line is not so nice; so a Gui is welcome.
For me the tools from Oracle (Sql Developer) and Microsoft (SSMS) works best on the RDBMS of each company. Nener needed other tools.