[Locomotive-users] ORM and ERD tools
Phillip Novess
pnovess at mac.com
Mon Oct 9 18:54:04 GMT 2006
I use Navicat for MySQL. It really is the best tool for MySQL
development. Everything else seems like a clunky java app. I dunno
why so many people love CocoaMySQL. I've had problems/bugs in the
past using it. Specifically it has problems with changing the table
definitions. But maybe it's because I'm using MySQL 5. Plus it
doesn't support views or functions.
Navicat also has a universal binary for Mac and supports version 5.
if you are using mySQL 5 then you can create views and functions.
It's a commercial product but it's a nominal price.
For Oracle development I use Oracles own SQLDeveloper. It's a free
tool that runs on any platform. Supports some key features that most
DB tools, at least the ones on Mac OSX, seem to miss. Things like
support for materialized views, views, PL/SQL development, etc. Still
not as nice as say Toad on Windows but it's the best for the Mac that
I've seen.
- phill
On Oct 3, 2006, at 9:54 AM, Mark Phillips wrote:
> I am looking (again) at tools that aid the development of database
> intensive applications. As I learn more about Ruby on Rails and
> Locomotive, I would like to have some tools to ease db side of things.
>
> What tools are popular with people on this list?
>
> TIA,
> - Mark Phillips
>
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