Which tool is the best to develop stored procedure?

Hello everyone,
which tool is the best to develop and debug stored procedure in oracle9i/10g?
Thanks

> Now i am using sqlplus to develop procedures. But I can not debug them.
How do you debug??
Bad programmers tend to need and use a debugger a lot.
I learned to program back when you were only allowed 3 compiles and link due to mainframe CPU costs. The 3rd build was the production one. If you could not cut it, you could not become a Programmer. (back then it still carried a lot of meaning and yes, people spoke of Programmers using capitals)
If you need to debug your code regularly, then you have a more serious problem. A problem of not writing PROPER MODULARISED code. A problem of not tackling programming problems LOGICALLY - by reducing the complex problem into a set of smaller problems and solving each of those in turn.
Having to trace code step by step, insert break points, and all that... Debugging must be an exception. If it is not, you must seriously consider your programming techniques and better your design skills. Get back to programming 101 fundamentals.

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Hello Samrat,
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