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...Flamegraphs have been used to visualize Oracle database query plans and query executions, proving useful for debugging slow database queries. Pg_flame is an extension of that work for Postgres query plans. It generates a visual hierarchy of query plans. This visualization identifies the relative time of each part of a query plan.

OraExp is a free Oracle IDE that targets to be lightweight and easy to use. Currently it is oriented mainly towards software developers. It works on Linux and Windows (should theoretically work on Mac as well, though not tested yet) and supports Oracle 9i and later. Below is list of currently supported features: - Full unicode support - Creators/Editors/Viewers for following object types: Relational tables, Views, Packages, Procedures, Functions, Triggers, Sequences, Types, Synomyms, Database links, Users - Worksheet with support for bind parameters (including cursors) and multiple resultsets - DBMS output - Explain plan - Autotrace - Schema comparer - Schema exporter - Data comparer - Data copier - Data exporter - Data importer - Session browser

"Tiny Oracle Get" is a Oracle DB GUI tool on Linux/Windows for developers. It supports DB browsing, comparison of SQL results, DDL output, drawing ER-diagram automatically, Excel friendly interface with multi-Language.Required Oracle Client and Qt4

PySQL aims to be a full replacement for sqlplus (and much more). It has features such as history, completion, explain plan, session list, background queries, datamodel graphical output, object dependencies, PL/SQL package function call tree...

GTKO is an Oracle development and testing tool written in C and based on GTK and the native Oracle OCI libraries. It features a full schema browser, SQL syntax highlighting, explain plan viewer, statement tracing facility, and more.