OracleEditor.php is a PHP script that enables browsing of Oracle database tables in a standalone format.
OracleEditor.php is a free and open-source standalone PHP script that allows users to browse tables in an Oracle database and manipulate data in various ways. It does not require any installation or configuration and is meant for quick, small data manipulation tasks.
If you have any specific questions or comments about the script, you can contact the developer at [email protected]. For more general information on using PHP with Oracle, there are resources available on the Oracle Technology Network, the PHP manual, orafaq.com, webmonkey, or Thies C. Arntzen's slides.
Version 1.18 of OracleEditor.php includes features to make your life easier, such as short help text that appears when you hover over buttons and input elements, and a warning if your PHP installation doesn't meet requirements.
As with any software, use OracleEditor.php at your own risk. The developer does not guarantee that it will work and will not be held liable for any damage caused by it. To protect your database, it is recommended to keep this script behind a .htaccess password or similar security measure to prevent unauthorized access.
Recent updates to OracleEditor.php include support for Oracle Instant Client connection string syntax and the ability to work with the php.ini setting "short_open_tag = Off".
If you have any specific questions or comments about the script, you can contact the developer at [email protected]. For more general information on using PHP with Oracle, there are resources available on the Oracle Technology Network, the PHP manual, orafaq.com, webmonkey, or Thies C. Arntzen's slides.
Version 1.18 of OracleEditor.php includes features to make your life easier, such as short help text that appears when you hover over buttons and input elements, and a warning if your PHP installation doesn't meet requirements.
As with any software, use OracleEditor.php at your own risk. The developer does not guarantee that it will work and will not be held liable for any damage caused by it. To protect your database, it is recommended to keep this script behind a .htaccess password or similar security measure to prevent unauthorized access.
Recent updates to OracleEditor.php include support for Oracle Instant Client connection string syntax and the ability to work with the php.ini setting "short_open_tag = Off".
What's New
Version 1.20: N/A