Thank you, I've seen the one you suggested. DB_browser is good to view/update data, it is a good replacement to view your data via DataSheet view of M$ Access.

However, it is not what I am looking for.

I would like to run a program which will generate set of pages with just database schema info, tables/fieldnames, without any data. It can be done, it is a convenient way for a developer to look what columns are in what table. I just cannot believe it was not done before...

I know this is not a perl question. Why I am asking here? Because perl will be my first tool of chioce to implement such a thing, and if it is partially done by somebody, to tinker it little more to do exactly what I want to.

pmas
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In reply to Re: print ORACLE schema as set of HTML pages. by pmas
in thread Looking for a tool to print ORACLE schema as set of text or HTML pages. by pmas

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