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SQL Developer Oracle SQL Developer is the IDE. A free graphical user interface, Oracle SQL Developer allows database users and SQL Developer Data Modeler administrators to do their database tasks in fewer clicks and keystrokes. A productivity tool, SQL Developer's main objective is to help the end Application Development user save time and maximize the return on investment in the Oracle Database technology stack. Framework SQL Developer supports Oracle Database 10g, 11g, and 12c and will run on any operating system that supports Java. Application Express

Oracle REST Data Services For the Developer SQL Developer provides powerful editors for working with SQL, PL/SQL, Stored Java Procedures, and XML. Run queries, generate execution Developer Tools for Visual plans, export data to the desired format (XML, Excel, HTML, PDF, etc.), execute, debug, test, and document your database programs, and much Studio more with SQL Developer. Discoverer For the DBA Enterprise Pack for Eclipse SQL Develper isn't just for developers! Since version 3.0, the DBA Panel (available under the View menu) has provided database administrators JHeadstart a set of interfaces for their most critical tasks. SQL Developer will continue to add and enhance features for the DBA. Today, SQL Developer's DBA panel provides support for: Warehouse Builder Data Pump Recovery Manager (RMAN) XML Developer's Kit Oracle Auditing Zend Server User and Role management Storage management, including the ability to add space to your tablespaces Forms Resource Manager Team Productivity Center Diagnostic Pack features: Snapshots Oracle Help Technologies Baselines ADDM Oracle Mobile Application ASH Framework AWR

For the Application Architect & Data Modeler Oracle SQL Developer includes a complete data modeling solution with Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler (SDDM) running inside the application (also available as a standalone and free installation.) SDDM supports: Logical, relational, physical, dimensional modeling Data Flow Diagrams DDL scripting Importing from data dictionaries, DDL scripts, Oracle Designer Repositories, and ERwin a Reporting Repository Versioning of your designs via Subversion Comparing models with generation of ALTER scripts a powerful search and reporting utility

For the Web Application Developer and Administrator Oracle SQL Developer allows you to administer Oracle Rest Data Services and for creating and altering your RESTful services.

Oracle SQL Developer integrates with Oracle APEX, allowing you to browse applications and perform other Application Express activities. With Oracle SQL Developer you can browse, export and import, drop or deploy applications. There are a selection of Application Express reports and you can create your own custom reports.

Third Party Database Migrations Formerly available in the Migration Workbench, Oracle SQL Developer is now the primary migration platform for moving your 3rd Party databases to Oracle Database. Users can connect to Access, SQL Server, Sybase ASE, DB2, or Teradata and walk a wizard-driven process to move their objects, data, and applications to Oracle.

Screenshots of Major Features Below is a summary of several capabilities for SQL Developer. Click on the image thumbnail to view a full-sized image.

Capabilities

Create Connections Browse Objects Create Objects Modify Objects Query and Update Data Export Data and DDL and Import Data Schema Copy and Compare Process Commands Edit PL/SQL Run and Debug PL/SQL Run and Create Reports PL/SQL Unit Testing Data Modeler Viewer Migrate from Third Party Databases Version Files Review the Robust IDE

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1. Create Connections

Create and test connections for multiple databases for multiple schemas Store often-used connections Import and export connections Store password or be prompted on connection Import connection details from tnsnames.ora Support for LDAP, Kerberos, external authentication and proxy users Group connections in folders Advanced option to identify URL for connecting from Java Connections for TimesTen, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, , Sybase, Teradata and IBM DB2 a full listing of certifications is available SQL Developer fully support connections to Oracle 10g and above.

Users can create Database Connections for non-Oracle databases MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Sybase, Teradata and IBM DB2 for object and data browsing. Limited worksheet capabilities also available for these databases.

2. Browse Objects

Tree Based Object Browser Support for common objects Tables, Views, Indexes Packages, Procedures, Functions, Triggers Types Sequences Materialized Views and Logs Synonyms (public and private) Database Links Directories XML Schemas Queue Tables and queues Java Jobs Recycle Bin (10g and above) Other Users Tabbed display of details specific to each object type

Objects are grouped together by type. For each object type, a filter can be applied to restrict the display.

3. Create Objects

Create dialogs for each supported object type Includes support for: External Tables Index Organized Tables Temporary Tables Partitioned Tables (Range, Hash and List) Supports mixed-case and multi-byte characters

On table creation users can specify sequences and before-insert triggers for populating a column with values.

4. Modify Objects

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Action-specific dialogs for modification, such as Table > Rename Column > Add View > Compile Index > Rebuild Procedure > Debug Trigger > Disable Sequence > Drop Materialized View > Change Parallelism Synonym > Drop Database Link > Test Recycle Bin > Purge

Most objects have a general edit dialog as well as specific modifications available by invoking a context menu through right-clicking.

5. Query and Update Data

Browse table grid data sort filter highlight manage columns (hide and show) duplicate row single record view Insert, update and delete data Support for CLOBs and BLOBs Auto-fit columns Track data changes through message log Visual Query Builder

Use the Query Builder to quickly create SQL queries by drag and drop, to select tables, and mouse-click to select columns.

6. Export Data and DDL, Import Data

Export data to XML csv SQL Insert SQL Loader text HTML XLS Restrict columns Add where clause Export DDL select multiple object type select multiple objects EXPORT DDL and Data wizard Import data from XLS, CVS Import data and create table

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Data export available from any data grid. This include Table > Data, SQL Worksheet Results and Report output.

7. Schema Copy and Compare

Schema Copy Copy contents of one schema to another Drop, truncate or copy objects Log report of results Schema Compare Compare and create SQL Difference statement between 2 schemas Select objects to compare List of differences and SQL Code to be executed Run script output to SQL Worksheet to be executed against connection of choice

8. Process Commands

Syntax Highlighting Code Insight Table alias insight Single Statement Execution Script Execution Code Formatting Command History Explain Plan HTP and OWA output Bind Variable Support Drag and Drop into your SQL Snippets Tables/Materialized Views (bring over full select statement) Functions/Procedures (bring over full parameter list) All other objects from Connections SQL from Reports

Any files opened will be opened into a SQL Worksheet. The user will simply select the appropriate connection from the upper-right list and can edit, execute and save.

9. Edit PL/SQL

Full Function Editor Code Snippet Viewer Code Formatter Syntax Highlighting Code Insight (auto complete) Code Folding Inline Error Reporting Code Bookmarking Customizable Quick Keys Customizable Code Snippet Viewer File based PL/SQL editing

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Any .pks, .pkb and .pls files opened will be opened into a PL/SQL Code Editor. Uses can edit, use snippets, compile and save these files.

10. Run and Debug PL/SQL

Run Procedures, Functions, and Packages DBMS_OUTPUT Function return values OUT parameters Run PL/SQL dialog Specify run target Shows parameter information Generates editable PL/SQL block for populating parameters Full functioning debugger Control program execution(Step into, over, ...) Inspect and modify variables Configure breakpoint conditions

11. Run and Create Reports

Suite of Reports Data Dictionary DBA Monitoring Search PL/SQL Security Application Express Data Modeler Migration User Defined Basic tabular Master-detail Charts Gauges HTML Drill down Script

Most of the provided reports include click-through. If a user clicks on a resulting row, the definition of the object in that row is displayed. The SQL for any report can also be pulled into a Worksheet, edited and then stored as your own custom report.

12. PL/SQL Unit Testing

Create a test Add test suite Create test implementation Repository based multi-user access Run test reports Reuseable library components

13. Data Modeler Viewer

Read only Data Modeler Open and browse logical and relational data models Drag and drop tables to create diagrams Browse domains, business information and process model data Read only access for domains business information process model data

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14. Migrate from Third Party Databases

Create database connections for MySQL Microsoft SQL Server Microsoft Access Sybase IBM DB2 Teradata Browse third party databases Quick Migrate Least Privilege Migration Step-by Step Migration Capture Third Party Model Convert to Oracle Model Generate DDL Script Execute DDL Migrate Data to Oracle Fine grain migration Complex object migration supports stored procedures, triggers and views Translation Scratch Editor Translation Difference Viewer 15. Version Control

Integrated with SQL Developer Support for CVS, Subversion, Serena Dimensions and Perforce Check out files Commit Working Copy Compare and merge files Import files Version History

16. Review the Robust IDE

Multiple Components Connections Reports SQL Worksheet Snippets (drag and drop into code) Freeze View Dockable Windows Split Screen Preferences Auto commit with SQL Worksheet Set Accelerator Keys Show Line Numbers Tab Size Check for Updates 3rd Party Drivers to add CVS, Serena Dimensions and Perforce extensions Extensible

SQL Developer leverages the JDeveloper IDE. This gives developers the option to write extensions.

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