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On both of these, the (freestanding) dba Maestro for TeamForge is the perfect tool. For those, I can do all the details. And I just click Save. If I had to do a lot of package creation, as well as the database scripts, I would use Apex Builder. I have had the opportunity to compare the two tools, with the APEX Tooling and Powertools guides. At that time, Apex Builder looked pretty powerful, but the dba Maestro for TeamForge had a lot more to offer. 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