Free SQL query tool

Hi there,
Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a free sql querying only tool that will allow users to run a sql query script and will save the output on a file on thier PC ?
Thanks,
Daniel

>
Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a free sql querying only tool
that will allow users to run a sql query script and will save the output on a file on thier PC ?If you're looking for a multi-database tool, take a look at SquirrelSQL - a java tool
that will connect to any db with a JDBC driver. It also has plugins for specific
databases incl. Oracle - I've been impressed. Open Source under the LGPL.
[Edit]
Just checked, and SquirrelSQL will do just what you want. .csv .xls and .xml
Another note, if you're only using Oracle, then SQLdeveloper is hard to beat!
HTH,
Paul...
DanielEdited by: Paulie on 30-Apr-2013 14:37

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