I am looking for a tool/script which can print ORACLE schema as set of text or HTML pages. I looked at CPAN, Google, Perlmonks SuperSerch, SourceForge, to no avail.
I know everything can be done via proper SQL, can be organized and formatted properly, but I just cannot believe that it was not done before.

So if you have some script you can share, please let me know. I can possibly start with them, and add some specifics as we need, and let the next guy have better life.

I was thinking about script which can connect to a database, find out tablespaces, tables, and generate set of HTML pages with tables, fieldnames (with datatypes, formats), indices, constraints, sequences and what not. At least more commonly used combinations...

Any suggestions? Links? Thank you!

pmas
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