What tools can be used to create users in Oracle?

In Oracle, creating users typically involves using database management tools like SQL NET and SQL Developer. SQL NET is a networking technology that allows communication with Oracle databases and can facilitate commands for user creation among other database management tasks. SQL Developer is a graphical interface that provides a user-friendly way to interact with the database, allowing administrators to create, modify, and manage users through intuitive menus and forms.

While there are other methods and tools available for user creation, such as command-line interfaces or graphical user interfaces specific to Oracle, the combination of SQL NET and SQL Developer is commonly utilized in practice, given their widespread availability and functionality specifically designed for database operations.

Other options may include tools that are less directly associated with user management in Oracle databases, which makes them not the best fit for the task at hand. For instance, using Excel for this purpose would be unconventional and indirect, as Excel does not interact with Oracle databases directly for user creation. Similarly, while other options may include graphical and command-line interfaces, they do not specifically encompass the broad applicability and convenience provided by SQL NET and SQL Developer, which are heavily relied upon by DBAs for such operations.