Oracle® SQL Developer

1 oracle SQL DeveloperUser's Guide Release E12152-07 August 2013 Provides conceptual and usage information about oracle SQL Developer , a graphical tool that enables you to browse, create, edit, and delete (drop) database objects; run SQL statements and scripts; edit and debug PL/SQL code; manipulate and export data; migrate third-party databases to oracle ; view metadata and data in third-party databases; and view and create SQL Developer User's Guide, Release E12152-07 Copyright 2006, 2013, oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights Author: Chuck MurrayThis software and related documentation are provided under a license agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and are protected by intellectual property laws.

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6 Objects .. (Application Express and Later) .. Groups ( oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database) .. Links (Public and Private) .. Sources .. Views .. View Logs .. Tables .. Bin .. Schemes ( oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database).. (Public and Private) .. Table Support .. (Other Users) .. Schemas .. and Converted Database Objects (for Migration) .. Connections .. Folders to Group Connections .. of Connections .. Security for JDBC Connection to the Database .. with Operating System (OS) with Proxy Authentication.

7 And Modifying Data .. and Debugging Functions and Procedures .. Bookmarks When Editing Functions and Procedures .. Debugging .. SQL Trace (.trc) Files .. the PL/SQL Hierarchical Profiler .. Expression Watches .. the SQL *Plus Statements Supported and Not Supported in SQL Pane .. Output Pane .. Output Pane .. History .. : In the SQL Worksheet and User-Defined Snippets to Insert Code Snippets .. Find DB Object to Find Database Objects .. Extended Search .. Versioning .. CVS and SQL Developer .

8 Changes (CVS) .. Subversion and SQL Developer .. Developer Your Database reports .. Objects reports .. Express reports .. and AWR reports .. Administration reports .. Dictionary reports .. reports .. reports .. reports .. reports .. reports .. Defined reports .. Report Example: Report Example: Dynamic Developer Preferences .. (Keyboard Shortcuts) .. and .. Types .. Ignore List .. Browser and Proxy .. of User-Related Information .. TimesTen In-Memory Database the More 1-632 migrating Third-Party Quick Migration.

9 Migration .. of Migration Works .. Implemented as SQL Developer a Migration Plan .. 1: Determining the Requirements of the Migration Project .. 2: Estimating Workload .. 3: Analyzing Operational Requirements .. 4: Analyzing the 5: Planning the Migration You Start migrating : General a Database User for the Migration for Creating the Destination oracle You Start migrating : Source-Specific migrating From Microsoft SQL Server or Sybase Adaptive migrating From Microsoft Microsoft Access XML migrating From MySQL.

10 The Source Database .. Capture .. and Customizing the Converted Errors in the Converted Model .. the DDL for the oracle Schema the the Data Data Files From Microsoft SQL Server or Sybase Adaptive Data Files From Microsoft Data Files From MySQL .. the Destination Database Using the Data Queries Case Insensitive .. the oracle Database .. Methodology .. the oracle Database .. for Creating Tests .. of a Unit Test Case .. the oracle Database .. a Rollout Approach .. Bang Approach .. Approach.