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ALT When I saw this appear in the extensions marketplace, I felt grateful and relieved. I had been unable to use VS Code when working with PL/SQL for Oracle database. Other extensions did not support RADIUS authentication. I had to keep the Oracle SQL Developer IDE installed. Now, I work on all my projects using VS Code for everything.
Version 23.1.1 is now available for download with several critical bug fixes, including an updated Java 11 Home for Windows and Macs.
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Did you know? SQL Developer can not only generate DDL for any of your database objects, but it also includes a fully functional data modeling tool, which can also generate DDL!
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Tip: Let us help you remove the line numbers from your #SQL when you paste your code from SQLPlus/SQLcl! Hover over the line number, and then click on the 'Fix it' link.
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ALT Oracle SQL Developer helps you format and fix your SQL code, including just simple things like removing line numbers from when you've pasted it from SQLPlus or SQLcl.
Did you know you can view or more objects at once? Make sure your 1st table is 'pinned' before opening another.
Once your two document tabs are open, you can mouse-drag the 2nd one to another part of the desktop, or right click, New Doc Tab Group.
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ALT Oracle SQL Developer with the HR.EMPLOYEES and SH.SALES open for browsing at the same time. Use the Document Tab Groups feature to concurrently work on multiple objects or editors in the same desktop prsentation.
Need help with your PL/SQL API calls? Ctrl+Space can help!
Complete the program names and get a fingerprint of the required parameters and their types.
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Ok, that sounds like a parser issue...
Can you check the log panel for errors, and also the Statements tab there for long running queries we might be running in the background
Tip/Trick: SQL Text Expansion - what is your SQL REALLY doing?
Hover over your SELECT, we'll show you!
Example: the PIVOT clause, HT @connor_mc_d@DBoriented
Available since...2014.
If you liked this tip, our product manager made a video that's dedicated to Data specific tips and tricks
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See the chapters/video description for jump points.
SQLDev Tip: Dragging and dropping query results to build IN () lists.
One of the little things you should know to save you LOTS of time and frustrating, repetitive keystrokes.
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Curious what jobs you have running? SQLDev Web can chart out your job history, making it easy to spot problems and conflicts.
Drill into a specific job, or see all of your jobs for a given period of time.
@thatjeffsmith talks more on this here -
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Have you tried at least a dark them for your SQL Worksheet and Code Editors?
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On windows, you can also set your OS to dark mode and SQLDev to WIndows Look & Feel and it will adopt that
adding group BYs as necessary is already there - just click on the Column in the advice hover area.
More interesting is possibly the database being smart enough to know to add it for you - stay tuned :)
A little tip for seeing your DBMS_OUTPUT...
And then beware this is ok for debugging, but for true instrumentation, log messages in tables.
A handy library -
github.com/OraOpenSource/Log…
Tuesday Tech Tip: Opening a database object is just a click away.
Here are a few examples: a synonym, table, or a PL/SQL function - in your schema or someone else's.
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Tip: We've taken many of the features in our desktop IDE and applied them to our Web interfaces.
Here you have drag-and-drop support for executing PL/SQL in the Worksheet
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Quickly browse your schema, tables, export to your favorite format!
No desktop tools to install!
Just install & configure @OracleREST
for your Database!
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Celebrating and recognizing the women on the Oracle Database Tools team - without these rock stars, you wouldn't have things like SQL Developer, SQLcl, ORDS, Database Actions, OCI Database console pages, and much more. #womensday#Oraclelinkedin.com/posts/thatjeffs…
Tip: If you need to set a common property from one of your data model's objects, e.g. a table's Primary Key definition, for all or selected tables, use the Propagate button
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Looking for something in your code? Use our Search feature!
Code can include
- PL/SQL source
- PL/Scope metadata
- SQL in your VIEWs
- the code behind your @OracleREST Web Services
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If there is one power feature to know in #oracle#sqldev - it is to take advantage of the Statements panel
- how is SQLDev getting this info?
- why am I seeing something other than what I expect to see?
See what runs, with what :binds, and how long it takes to run
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Today's Tip: Curious what the squiggle line indicators under your SELECTs and *s mean?
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SQL Text Expansion - what is the SQL behind the SQL?
* Expansion - what are the columns?
Today's tip: Keyboard Shortcuts - Know Them!
Or, you can change them to fit your preferences!
Here's what you need to know for Windows and OS X
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