I guess that this might not be exactly to your taste if you want a GUI tool: I do a lot of oracle stuff on Linux and I run sqlplus in an emacs shell session. This allows me to use emacs command history and editing, making sqlplus a truly interactive tool.
Yes I still have to remember all the sql commands. But that can be a good thing, and if you have Oracle, you also will have SQL*PLUS, and emacs is more likely available than some GUI tool.
I guess that this might not be exactly to your taste if you want a GUI tool:
I do a lot of oracle stuff on Linux and I run sqlplus in an emacs shell session.
This allows me to use emacs command history and editing, making sqlplus a truly interactive tool.
Yes I still have to remember all the sql commands.
But that can be a good thing, and if you have Oracle, you also will have SQL*PLUS, and emacs is more likely available than some GUI tool.