Oracle query builder

Is there an Oracle query builder similiar to the one in SQL Server?

Yes, when you install oracle Forms6/6i , it comes with Oracle Query Builder.
Joel P�rez

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    Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 - 64bit Production
    With the Partitioning, OLAP and Oracle Data Mining options
    JServer Release 9.2.0.8.0 - Production
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       and proc_code = 'CP'
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             DAY_FRIDAY, DAY_SATURDAY
      from table1
    where dept_id =10
    and proc_code = 'CP'; 
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    Sundays are all zeros.
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    3-jan-2014  - 3
    4-jan-2014  - 3
    5-jan-2014  - 0
    6-jan-2014  - 1
    7-jan-2014  - 3
    8-jan-2014  - 5
    9-jan-2014  - 5
    10-jan-2014 - 3
    11-jan-2014 - 3
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      DAY_SUNDAY NUMBER(4) NOT NULL,
      DAY_MONDAY NUMBER(4) NOT NULL,
      DAY_TUESDAY NUMBER(4) NOT NULL,
      DAY_WEDNESDAY NUMBER(4) NOT NULL,
      DAY_THURSDAY NUMBER(4) NOT NULL,
      DAY_FRIDAY NUMBER(4) NOT NULL,
      DAY_SATURDAY NUMBER(4) NOT NULL
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      (DEPT_ID, PROC_CODE, DAY_SUNDAY, DAY_MONDAY, DAY_TUESDAY,
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    Values
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    COMMIT;
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      PROC_CODE VARCHAR2(2 BYTE) NOT NULL,
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