SQLcl Embedded JREs
When you are restrained in the JRE that you can use with SQLcl, you can embed your own in the sqlcl directory tree. We currently support 1.8 meaning that if...
When you are restrained in the JRE that you can use with SQLcl, you can embed your own in the sqlcl directory tree. We currently support 1.8 meaning that if...
If you’re developing on a remote platform, chances are that you are using a Virtual Machine. (VM) In Oracle, we release a virtual machine called the ”Oracl...
Lots of users have been head scratching as to which tnsnames.ora is being found and used when connecting to the database with SQLDeveloper and with SQLcl. ...
We’re always trying to make SQLcl easier to connect to your database, whether its at your place or in the cloud. So, one other thing we have added to enable...
We’ve been playing with our console drawing in SQLcl for a while now and this week, we hooked up some keys to make editing and running much easier. The vide...
Turloch posted this today, which is like aliases for SQL*Net connection URL’s which are used to connections like this:
We support many ways to connect in SQLcl, including lots from SQL*Plus which we need to support to make sure all your SQL*Plus scripts work exactly the same ...
Here’s a little preview of the code insight we have in SQLcl. These changes are part of EA2 which are coming out very soon. This also shows the buffer and ...
since we released our first preview of SDSQL, we’ve made a lot of changes to it and enhanced a lot of things too in there so it would be more useable. One...
Since we dropped our beta out of SQLDeveloper 4.1 and announced SDSQL, we’ve been busy getting some of the new things out to users. We support SQL*plus edit...