DB2 SQL Developer Tool

[dzaggie00]

Hi,

I am switching from an Oracle enviornment to DB2. We are currently
using the TOAD product with the Oracle DB to write queries, stored
procedures, view tables, view data, etc. Can anyone suggest a similar
tool to use with DB2? Does DB2 come with a good product (Oracle does
not)?

Thanks.

[Artur]

Just FYI:

Toad for DB2 is currently in Beta. Product launch is expected on Oct
25th.

More info at:

http://www.toadsoft.com/toaddb2/

-- Arutr Wronski

[Bob Stearns]

dz*******@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

I am switching from an Oracle enviornment to DB2. We are currently
using the TOAD product with the Oracle DB to write queries, stored
procedures, view tables, view data, etc. Can anyone suggest a similar
tool to use with DB2? Does DB2 come with a good product (Oracle does
not)?

Thanks.

I find AquaDataStudio quite easy to use and relatively inexpensive with
responsive tech support for both problems and enhancements. Read more
about it and download it from:

http://www.aquafold.com/

[Buck Nuggets]

DB2's control center is ok, and it sounds like Toad will be available
soon.

Meanwhile, AQT is fast, inexpensive and competitive::
http://www.querytool.com/features.html
Buck

[Mark A]

<dz*******@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

I am switching from an Oracle enviornment to DB2. We are currently
using the TOAD product with the Oracle DB to write queries, stored
procedures, view tables, view data, etc. Can anyone suggest a similar
tool to use with DB2? Does DB2 come with a good product (Oracle does
not)?

Thanks.

There are a lot of 3rd party tools for DB2, but not all assist with writing
stored procedures, etc. Maybe Toad for DB2 is one of those that does.

The DB2 Development Client (which is free) is available with those features
you requested. The Development Client is basically the Administrative Client
plus the facility to help write stored procedures. Even for DBAs that use
3rd party tools, almost everyone has one of the free DB2 clients installed
on their machines.