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Subject: TOra - Toolkit For Oracle on freebsd 5.3
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Hi Guys,

I need a front end client to access Oracle databases
on my network. I came across TOra. There is a linux
version but not a bsd one. heh. Ummm, has anyone
installed TOra on freebsd? If so, is there a
"How-to-guide" somewhere? Or does anyone know of a
good front end client to access Oracle databases from
freebsd?

Cheers
Thanks in advance.

ps: im not on the list, may you please cc me.


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