SQL PLUS with GUI

I am trying to find out where i can download the older verision of SQL PLUS with GUI interface.
My current SQL PLUS that came with oracle 11g release one is just a console.
thanks

Pl see if MOS Doc 207303.1 (Client / Server / Interoperability Support Between Different Oracle Versions0 can help
HTH
Srini

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insanepi wrote:
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