0034 - oravim.txt.json

{
  "script_id": "34",
  "display_name": "oravim.txt",
  "summary": "SQL*Plus without SQL*Plus",
  "name": "oravim.txt",
  "script_type": "utility",
  "description": "This script allows you to have a SQLWorksheet-type interface to Oracle. Similar to Jeremy Collins&#039 script (vimtip #33), and actually the idea was based on his. It, too, requires that TCL is built in to Vim, and also has a few other requirements: links and a version of SQL*Plus that supports HTML output. \n\n     The usage is quite a bit different, though. \n\n     Start by simply editing a file in vim, and move your cursor to a SQL statement. You can visually select it or not, it doesn&#039t matter as long as there is a blank line before and after. Then, based on these keybindings, hit <C-k> and your statement will be executed, formatted, and popped up in a split     window below. To run another statement, move to another one and hit <C-k> again. It will replace the bottom window with the new results. \n\nMore detail (and latest versions) at http://oravim.dashf.com/",
  "install_details": "see oravim.txt for install details",
  "versions": [
    {
      "url": "http://www.vim.org/scripts/download_script.php?src_id=48",
      "filename": "oravim.txt",
      "script_version": "0.0.0.1",
      "date": "2001-07-16",
      "vim_version": "6.0",
      "author": {
        "user_id": "84",
        "user_name": "ntropy",
        "first_name": "Lee",
        "last_name": "Teague",
        "email": "lee@dashf.com",
        "homepage": ""
      },
      "release_notes": "Initial upload"
    }
  ]
}