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From: news@ncst.ernet.in (News Admin at NCST)
Newsgroups: comp.databases
Subject: Drawing charts through ORACLE
Message-ID: <983@shakti.ncst.ernet.in>
Date: 3 Oct 90 11:36:49 GMT
Reply-To: vtl@ncst.ernet.in (VT Lokhande)
Organization: National Centre for Software Technology, Bombay, INDIA
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In <1990Sep18.072031.17636@funet.fi> jsm@korppi.tut.fi writes
>
>We have an application running in Unix workstation built on
>Oracle database. This application stores a vast amount of
>information in the database (can easily be 300M). 
>
>We are looking for a commercial application that could draw
>charts, pies, etc. diagrams from that database. User should
>be able to make desisions what information to include into 
>the charts.
>
>I would be grateful for any information on any product that
>could be used. Does anyone have practical information on
>this kind of activity?
>
>-Jukka Marijarvi
>


	I am using ORACLE version 6.0.26.8.1 on VAX-8600 running Ultrix. 
	
	I happen to heard about the ORACLE product SQLGRAPH, which could be
	
	used for drawing graphs using SQL.I haven't used that product myself, 
	
	as it is available only on VAX-VMS so far.Since you already have ORACLE 
	
	running you may try SQLGRAPH of ORACLE.

	V.T.Lokhande

	(email : vtl@ncst.in)