Code Expert - Review Tool for PL/SQL

Hi All,
Please provide me some information on the Code Expert Tool(used for reviewing PL/SQL code).
Thanks in advance.

user597888 wrote:
Please provide me some information on the Code Expert Tool(used for reviewing PL/SQL code).Any such s/w tool can only provide superficial information about how well that code is, that the tool is "+reviewing+".
If such a s/w tool is clever and enough to review code "expertly".. it should by the same token be expert enough to write code.
I have yet to see a tool clever and expert enough to write proper code.

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