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I'm running oracle personal 9.0.1

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    • May 11, 2003 at 9:51 am #7913
      monopsi
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      Hi all,

      I am new to this stuff as well as new to Oracle SQL. Basically I just installed Oracle Personal edition 9.0.1. I run “SQL Plus” on my personal computer using the default username: “scott” and password: “tiger”; I named the database “Personal”

      So how do I use SQLyog to log into my personal computer and use it?

      I ran Oracle “Enterprise Manager Console” and it says my local database is called : “Personal”, host:”g105-06″ (name of my comp) and port: “1521”

      I entered these data in the SQLyog logon screen but it doesn't work.

      Sorry, but I hope you can understand what I mean. Basically I don't have no server/client or anything like that. I run SQL Plus 9.0.1 on my personal computer and just want to run SQLyog for educational purposes, can anyone assist? Thanx

    • May 11, 2003 at 1:19 pm #14236
      Ritesh
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      SORRY but SQLyog does not work with Oracle. It is a front end tool for MySQL. You can try Orafaq for more information.

    • May 11, 2003 at 1:23 pm #14237
      Ritesh
      Member

      You can get more details about MySQL here.

      HTH

    • May 11, 2003 at 5:15 pm #14238
      monopsi
      Member

      Hi thanx for that.

      Oh I am new to this and had no idea there are so many different SQL's.

      I am currently learning Oracle SQL at school, but I've never heard of mysql.

      I am looking for a front end to oracle….if only there's a program as good as SQLyog.

      cheers,

    • May 19, 2003 at 5:20 pm #14239
      Darwin
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      Hey Monopsi

      You can get the free version of TOAD at http://www.toadsoft.com/. It is a great development tool for Oracle. You can find others if you search google or some of the oracle sites.

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