Hi Jon,
Dunno about full EM, sorry. Your middleware might have something
that makes that possible, for example, ColdFusion has a CFGRID that
is a java applet that will actually pull up tables in a spreadsheet
like format and allow records to be added/edited/etc., that might
work for you.
For more complex stuff he might want to know, there might be other
utilities; for ColdFusion there is available an "SQL Pack" utility
that allows you to do things like, see all the tables on a given
datasource, persmissions, configurations, etc. I can't remember where
the heck I got this to send you there, but if you want email me
privately and I'll email you the zip file with the cfm files in it.
Best regards,
Palyne
From: "Jon Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm looking for a decent Enterprise Manager alternative for a
> client of ours who does some light development work on his site,
> but we handle some of the bigger programming jobs for him. We also
> host his database on our SQL Server. He does not own SQL Server,
> and paying $500 for the developers edition is not really worth it
> to him (or he is cheap...). Does anybody know of a cheap
> alternative to EM?
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