SQLExplorer

That would be a neat project but I don't have the bandwidth for that right now.   FYI, I also tried the "official" Cloudscape/DB2 plug-in from IBM and it wasn't great either.  For one, you have to download the entire Eclipse IDE, they don't provide the plug-in by itself.  It doesn't allow you to change table structure and it had trouble displaying all my tables.   What I am currently using is http://aquadatastudio.com/index.html. Though it still won't let you design a db/table visually so I ended up just coding the DDL manually which was a good exercise anyway. -Phil >Maybe you could modify CFMyAdmin to work with Couldscape and/or other JDBC >datasources? > >    http://www.cfmyadmin.com/ > >Vince > > >  _____ >Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 6:08 PM >To: HE3 >Subject: Re: SQLExplorer > > >Well, I didn't find it that useable at all.  You can't modify tables. The UI >is cramped because all the windows take up screen space.  Doesn't even come >close to Enterprise Manager.   > >If anyone can recommend a good database tool for Cloudscape/JDBC databases >(as an Eclipse plug-in or standalone) please let me know. > >-Phil > >>Let us know how SQLExplorer works out for you. What you like, what you >>dislike, etc. >> >>-Matt >> >>> >   _____