IDE
From Oracle FAQ
An IDE is an Integrated Development Environment. An IDE normally consists of a:
- source code editor;
- compiler and/or interpreter;
- build automation tools; and
- debugger.
Some of Oracle's IDE's:
- JDeveloper, an IDE for Java development.
- SQL Developer, an IDE for developing SQL and PL/SQL code.
- Oracle Forms Builder, part of the Oracle Developer Suite for developing FORMS applications.
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