I mean a php online script that connects to Oracle? Or should I use navicat? Is navicat that good? Any other alternative? I secretly hope that I will not be forced to use command line interface for a product that costs $40k (Well I am using the Express Edition. But anyway).
This article describes two methods of installing phpMyAdmin on Oracle Linux 6.5. Related articles. The simplest way to get phpMyAdmin on a Linux box is to install it from the software repository. Unfortunately, this is a significantly older version of phpMyAdmin than is available for manual installation.
PhpMyAdmin and PhpOracleAdmin PhpMyAdmin is a very helpful tool that can be used to browse existing tables, select, insert, and update rows, and add and drop columns.
You can also use it to run SQL queries against your database: you simply dump the creation SQL and the data from the table to a flat file, separated by commas or some other delimiter. This is certainly a very useful bunch of features; however, the original PhpMyAdmin can only be used only with the MySQL database.
SIDUis another GUI-based database management tool that you can use to replace phpMyAdmin. This tool also runs on web browser and was written in PHP. Compared to phpMyAdmin, this tool also comes with simpler features and interface. SIDU supports MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite.
Check out Oracle SQL Developer. It's free, and it is a fully featured IDE. Find out more.
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