What is the best IDE for database programming in java?

im just new to java, i have experience in powerbuilder and visual basic. Im looking for an IDE for JAVA Database Programming that have same ease of use of the GUI builder of visual basic and power of the Datawindow in Powerbuilder.
What is the best IDE for database programming in java?

hey sabre why not just help me? instead of posting
annoying replies. You want me to browse all the post
two weeks ago to find what im looking for. stoopsMost regulars to this forum find X-posting annoying. Since you are lazy and want me to search the posts of the last couple of week for you, I find you very annoying.

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