I use "vim". It has "set syntax=oracle" command, or, my favorite, "set syntax=perl",
and it isn't as expensive as UltraEdit32. I have yet to find an editor capable of
supporting regular expressions as well as "vi". And you know what: it's everywhere
where I go. There is a "vi" version for everything, with the possible exception of
IBM mainframe. IBM mainframes have been appropriately named: the latest and the greatest
is called "T-Rex" (not a joke, it's true). Asteroid is traveling fast and Jurassic is
coming to an end.
On 02/20/2004 09:00:07 AM, "Freeman, Donald" wrote:
> I use UltraEdit32. Its a programming text editor with about 1000 built =
> in functions. I think a single license copy is $35. It supports sql and =
> pl/sql syntax highlighting, column editing (which I used extensively to =
> create a million sql statements at a time), very large file support, =
> built in ftp client, regular expressions, most unix like functions, like =
> grep, sort, uniq, multiple clipboards, templates, macros. You can edit =
> in hex, ascii, ebcdic, unix, mac. It has won several awards. I have =
> been using it in combination with sqlplus for five years. I have both =
> TOAD and DBArtisan but prefer Ultraedit. It's possible that it can be =
> linked directly to sqlplus. I know you can run programs from it but =
> haven't tried to link it. You can make it your default editor. It has =
> improved my sql productivity 100%. =20
>
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