SQL query (Windows) to Oracle (Linux)

Hi,
I have an Oracle on Linux, it is an Oracle XE. From Windows 7, I would like to access this Oracle Linux using any SQL query software. So, to do it, I would like to know:
1) which components do I need to install ?
2) how can I setup the components or the operating system or Oracle?
4) where I can download the components? and what would be the name of the components?
4) which SQL software I can run on Windows to access Linux directly using the components or some settings on this software?
5) are there any software that it is free to download?
tks.

ac01e371-bc09-4b23-81d2-b251ca9edd1e wrote:
Hi,
I have an Oracle on Linux, it is an Oracle XE. From Windows 7, I would like to access this Oracle Linux using any SQL query software. So, to do it, I would like to know:
1) which components do I need to install ?
2) how can I setup the components or the operating system or Oracle?
4) where I can download the components? and what would be the name of the components?
4) which SQL software I can run on Windows to access Linux directly using the components or some settings on this software?
5) are there any software that it is free to download?
tks.
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