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oraedit is capable of editing functions, procedure,
package bodies and specification, type body and specifications
as well as views stored in Oracle. The only thing required is
working sqlplus client or working rsh/ssh connection
to a computer with one (and Python, of course).

Documentation is currently not present, you have to figure out
usage yourself ATM, sorry.
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