SQLDev: How unshared worksheets should work!
Unshared worksheets are created to have a private connection to the database. When that unshared worksheet is closed, the connection and session for it shou...
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SQL Developer
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 4
This, the last part of a four part tutorial goes over the movement of data using files generated by Oracle SQL Developer. In part 1 we generated the offline...
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 3
In part 1 we generated the offline capture scripts to take to the SQL Server machine, unloaded the metadata, zipped it up and copied it back to out local mac...
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 2
Ok, Now we have the files as generated and moved in part 1, we can now start SQL Developer to load the files. Start up SQL Developer and create a connection...
Configuring MySQL on EL5, Setting Passwords and Network Access
I find myself installing and running mysql of different versions in different places for different reasons all the time (well often enough to do it and not r...
Clickable SQL*Plus Errors
Running lots of scripts in SQL*Plus is nice when they are working correctly. But what about when they fail? Its a pain to figure out what went wrong, unless...
Clickable SQL*Plus Scripts
When you have a load of SQL*Plus scripts, they can be a pain to manage and just simply get around. In the next version of SQL Developer, you’ll be able to ho...
Application Migration - Part 3
Ok, Finally, we have got to part 3 of Application Migration. In Part 1, we outlined a program which runs in Sybase through iSQL. We then followed this, in ...
Using History Keys in SQL*Plus
I was working through a bug the other day and using SQL*Plus, which for the most part doesn’t annoy me too much. However, one of the things that does, is ha...
Add a new hard drive to your Oracle Developer Days VM
For those of you who end up using the Oracle Developers Day VM for more that just demo’s but playing with other things too, will find that at some point, you...
UKOUG 2011
I’m speaking next week at the UK Oracle User Group at the ICC in Birmingham. The topic will be one I’ve posted several times about which is Tuning, Refactori...
Substitution Variables in SQL*Plus
Working through security issues uncovers some interesting things. Anyone who has developed scripts for building out schemas for an application will have had ...
SQLPLus as an external tool in SQLDeveloper
@thatjeffsmith asked me today about running SQL*Plus from SQLDeveloper for his current sql file. This has been shown before, but there is a simple way to ad...
SQL Developer 3.1 EA1 Available
SQL Developer 3.1 EA is now available for download here. Have a look and try out several of the new features introduced as part of this release. We have d...
Tuning, Refactoring and Instrumentation
For all those who attended the talk today, this is a promise partially fulfilled in that I had said I would post in more detail about the talk. At a high le...
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 2
Welcome to part 2 of this feature on our introduction of data pump functionality into SQL Developer. Previously, we walked through exporting from the databa...
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 1
In 3.1 we’re adding support for Data Pump, which has replaced exp and imp. In SQL Developer, we’ve added this in the DBA navigator which has support for sev...
SQL*Plus Formatting Commands
Since the last post on SQL*Plus commands was completed, we have also added more functionality to the SQL Developer’s SQL*Plus support. Specifically, we’v...
Detecting Hangs in Java
One of the things we are looking into right now is performance in SQL Developer and concurrency of operations. Sometimes, operations that are spawned on the ...
Cross Connection Queries
When we were hooking up the “Copy to Oracle” functionality, Dermot added a cool bit of code to allow us to do queries across connections.
Migration Features in SQL Developer 3.0
Since we released 2.1, we’ve worked with several customers and have added several great new features which have helped these customers increase the automatio...
Back on the Chain Gang
After a great holiday season, its time to get back to the grindstone. We released SQL Developer 1.5.3 before Christmas which is our first translated release....
oracle
Making Git cmd line fancy - ish :)
So, we’re having a great time with git, fighting over how branches should work and what policy is best in our environment, which I suppose I’ll talk about in...
Run your SQL script from java NOW
Run them with the code we use for Oracle SQL Developer, SQLcl and REST Data Services. We’ve just released some of the code that underpins these tools in an a...
SQLCL 18.1.1 Release installing jars to local maven repository
Here we are again releasing Oracle SQLcl. We released Oracle SQLDeveloper SQLcl 18.1.1 yesterday with only one significant change. Why? Well, we haven’t cha...
Docker Oracle and local installs
So you want Docker and to install and Oracle Database locally. So did I and while I have VirtualBox and the Oracle Developer Day VM, I wanted to setup docke...
Developer Days VM Startup and Shutdown, SQLcl
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...
SQLcl - Code editing on the console
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...
Connections Types in SQLcl
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 ...
SQLCl - LDAP anyone?
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...
Configuring MySQL on EL5, Setting Passwords and Network Access
I find myself installing and running mysql of different versions in different places for different reasons all the time (well often enough to do it and not r...
Clickable SQL*Plus Errors
Running lots of scripts in SQL*Plus is nice when they are working correctly. But what about when they fail? Its a pain to figure out what went wrong, unless...
Clickable SQL*Plus Scripts
When you have a load of SQL*Plus scripts, they can be a pain to manage and just simply get around. In the next version of SQL Developer, you’ll be able to ho...
Add a new hard drive to your Oracle Developer Days VM
For those of you who end up using the Oracle Developers Day VM for more that just demo’s but playing with other things too, will find that at some point, you...
Remote Debugging with SQL Developer revisited.
As part of the development process, we all have to work out the bugs in our code. For all of us who use SQLDeveloper , we know how to debug with SQL Develop...
Setting up SVN for SQL Development with Oracle Developer Days VM
We’ve done a number of posts on using the Oracle Developer Day VM’s and this is an addition to it, showing how we can set up a subversion repository using ap...
Proxy Connections
While looking at some issues with specific connection upgrades, I’ve been playing with proxy connections in SQL Developer, and while easy to do, can be inter...
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 2
Welcome to part 2 of this feature on our introduction of data pump functionality into SQL Developer. Previously, we walked through exporting from the databa...
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 1
In 3.1 we’re adding support for Data Pump, which has replaced exp and imp. In SQL Developer, we’ve added this in the DBA navigator which has support for sev...
SQL*Plus Commands
Its funny how many people forget we support a lot of the basic SQLPlus functionality in SQL Developer. For example, today, Paulo blogged on how to stop scann...
SQLDEVELOPER
SQLCL 18.1.1 Release installing jars to local maven repository
Here we are again releasing Oracle SQLcl. We released Oracle SQLDeveloper SQLcl 18.1.1 yesterday with only one significant change. Why? Well, we haven’t cha...
Developer Days VM Startup and Shutdown, SQLcl
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...
Wheres my TNS connection? SHOW TNS
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. ...
SQLcl - Cloud connections via Secure Shell tunnels
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...
SQLcl - Code editing on the console
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...
SQLcl connections - Lazy mans SQL*Net completion
Turloch posted this today, which is like aliases for SQL*Net connection URL’s which are used to connections like this:
Connections Types in SQLcl
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 ...
SQLCl - LDAP anyone?
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...
SDSQL - Editing Anyone?
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...
SQL Tuning Advisor - 101
The DBMS_SQLTUNE package is the interface for tuning SQL on demand. Its Doc pages are here. Have a look. There is a lot of stuff to do to set a tuning task...
Using Hierarchical Profiler in SQL Developer
One of the features exposed since SQL Developer 1.5 is the hierarchical profiler. There have been several blogs and things about this but none I think that ...
Remote Debugging with SQL Developer revisited.
As part of the development process, we all have to work out the bugs in our code. For all of us who use SQLDeveloper , we know how to debug with SQL Develop...
Setting up SVN for SQL Development with Oracle Developer Days VM
We’ve done a number of posts on using the Oracle Developer Day VM’s and this is an addition to it, showing how we can set up a subversion repository using ap...
Using the Oracle Developer Days VirtualBox Image
As many of you know @krisrice put together a great VM for the Oracle Developer Days and while the content is great for education, I find us using it more and...
Explain Plan, Autotrace and Diff
A SQL statement can be executed in many different ways, such as full table scans, index scans, nested loops, and hash joins. The query optimizer determines t...
login.sql, SQLPROMPT and worksheets
SQLDeveloper has had support for a login.sql for several releases now. You can set this in the preferences at
Proxy Connections
While looking at some issues with specific connection upgrades, I’ve been playing with proxy connections in SQL Developer, and while easy to do, can be inter...
sqlcl
SQLCL 18.1.1 Release installing jars to local maven repository
Here we are again releasing Oracle SQLcl. We released Oracle SQLDeveloper SQLcl 18.1.1 yesterday with only one significant change. Why? Well, we haven’t cha...
Oracle REST JDBC Driver and SQLcl
Oracle just released its first REST JDBC driver on OTN, in conjunction with the 17.3.0 Oracle REST Data Services Beta release. Dermot posted this morning ab...
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...
Developer Days VM Startup and Shutdown, SQLcl
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...
Wheres my TNS connection? SHOW TNS
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. ...
SQLcl - Cloud connections via Secure Shell tunnels
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...
SQLcl - Code editing on the console
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...
SQLcl connections - Lazy mans SQL*Net completion
Turloch posted this today, which is like aliases for SQL*Net connection URL’s which are used to connections like this:
Connections Types in SQLcl
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 ...
Code Insight on SQLcl
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 ...
SQLCl - LDAP anyone?
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...
sqlplus
Developer Days VM Startup and Shutdown, SQLcl
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...
SQLcl - Code editing on the console
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...
SQLcl connections - Lazy mans SQL*Net completion
Turloch posted this today, which is like aliases for SQL*Net connection URL’s which are used to connections like this:
Connections Types in SQLcl
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 ...
Code Insight on SQLcl
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 ...
SQLCl - LDAP anyone?
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...
SDSQL - Editing Anyone?
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...
Remote Debugging with SQL Developer revisited.
As part of the development process, we all have to work out the bugs in our code. For all of us who use SQLDeveloper , we know how to debug with SQL Develop...
SQLPLus as an external tool in SQLDeveloper
@thatjeffsmith asked me today about running SQL*Plus from SQLDeveloper for his current sql file. This has been shown before, but there is a simple way to ad...
Proxy Connections
While looking at some issues with specific connection upgrades, I’ve been playing with proxy connections in SQL Developer, and while easy to do, can be inter...
SQL*Plus
Clickable SQL*Plus Errors
Running lots of scripts in SQL*Plus is nice when they are working correctly. But what about when they fail? Its a pain to figure out what went wrong, unless...
Clickable SQL*Plus Scripts
When you have a load of SQL*Plus scripts, they can be a pain to manage and just simply get around. In the next version of SQL Developer, you’ll be able to ho...
Application Migration - Part 3
Ok, Finally, we have got to part 3 of Application Migration. In Part 1, we outlined a program which runs in Sybase through iSQL. We then followed this, in ...
Using History Keys in SQL*Plus
I was working through a bug the other day and using SQL*Plus, which for the most part doesn’t annoy me too much. However, one of the things that does, is ha...
login.sql, SQLPROMPT and worksheets
SQLDeveloper has had support for a login.sql for several releases now. You can set this in the preferences at
Substitution Variables in SQL*Plus
Working through security issues uncovers some interesting things. Anyone who has developed scripts for building out schemas for an application will have had ...
SQLPLus as an external tool in SQLDeveloper
@thatjeffsmith asked me today about running SQL*Plus from SQLDeveloper for his current sql file. This has been shown before, but there is a simple way to ad...
SQL*Plus Formatting Commands
Since the last post on SQL*Plus commands was completed, we have also added more functionality to the SQL Developer’s SQL*Plus support. Specifically, we’v...
SQL*Plus Commands
Its funny how many people forget we support a lot of the basic SQLPlus functionality in SQL Developer. For example, today, Paulo blogged on how to stop scann...
Migration Workbench SQL Developer
Substitution Variables in SQL*Plus
Working through security issues uncovers some interesting things. Anyone who has developed scripts for building out schemas for an application will have had ...
Scanning Applications
When re-platforming any application, there are specific things that must be changed in order to make that application work on the new platform. Database mig...
SQL Developer 3.0
Last night we released SQL Developer 3.0. This has been a large release with a lot of new base features and new extensions. At a high level, these are the fe...
Disconnecting Folder Connections
A post came in on the forum the other day about disconnecting numbers of connections in SQL Developer that are open. This was on the Feature request applicat...
Migration Estimation from SQL Developer
Last post we mentioned all the features of 3.0 for migration. This one, we’re taking it a bit further and looking at the overview of the migration project it...
Forum posts and questions
One of the things I do quite a lot of is monitor the forums (fora?) for both SQL Developer and the Migration Workbench. Some of the features we’re putting to...
worksheet
SQLDev: How unshared worksheets should work!
Unshared worksheets are created to have a private connection to the database. When that unshared worksheet is closed, the connection and session for it shou...
Clickable SQL*Plus Errors
Running lots of scripts in SQL*Plus is nice when they are working correctly. But what about when they fail? Its a pain to figure out what went wrong, unless...
SQL Tuning Advisor - 101
The DBMS_SQLTUNE package is the interface for tuning SQL on demand. Its Doc pages are here. Have a look. There is a lot of stuff to do to set a tuning task...
Proxy Connections
While looking at some issues with specific connection upgrades, I’ve been playing with proxy connections in SQL Developer, and while easy to do, can be inter...
SQL*Plus Formatting Commands
Since the last post on SQL*Plus commands was completed, we have also added more functionality to the SQL Developer’s SQL*Plus support. Specifically, we’v...
Clicking around the worksheet
As we have been getting close to another EA release, one thing which struck me as pretty cool and something we haven’t talked about in a while are the click ...
virtualbox
Developer Days VM Startup and Shutdown, SQLcl
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...
Using History Keys in SQL*Plus
I was working through a bug the other day and using SQL*Plus, which for the most part doesn’t annoy me too much. However, one of the things that does, is ha...
Add a new hard drive to your Oracle Developer Days VM
For those of you who end up using the Oracle Developers Day VM for more that just demo’s but playing with other things too, will find that at some point, you...
Setting up SVN for SQL Development with Oracle Developer Days VM
We’ve done a number of posts on using the Oracle Developer Day VM’s and this is an addition to it, showing how we can set up a subversion repository using ap...
Continuous Integration for SQL Tasks
One of my favourite integration tools is hudson. Today, we’re going to show you how to setup hudson on the Oracle Developer Day image. Since the image is ...
Using the Oracle Developer Days VirtualBox Image
As many of you know @krisrice put together a great VM for the Oracle Developer Days and while the content is great for education, I find us using it more and...
Oracle Developer Day VM
Connections Types in SQLcl
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 ...
Code Insight on SQLcl
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 ...
Configuring ODBC to MySQL from Oracle
Sometimes people want to connect to MySQL from Oracle and copy table data between the databases. You can do that with Oracle Hetrogenous Services via ODBC. ...
Using History Keys in SQL*Plus
I was working through a bug the other day and using SQL*Plus, which for the most part doesn’t annoy me too much. However, one of the things that does, is ha...
Add a new hard drive to your Oracle Developer Days VM
For those of you who end up using the Oracle Developers Day VM for more that just demo’s but playing with other things too, will find that at some point, you...
Setting up SVN for SQL Development with Oracle Developer Days VM
We’ve done a number of posts on using the Oracle Developer Day VM’s and this is an addition to it, showing how we can set up a subversion repository using ap...
Migration
Migrating Subversion to Git with LFS
When a project has been on the go for a while theres going to be all sorts of stuff in there from jars to zips and everything in between. We went though thi...
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 3
In part 1 we generated the offline capture scripts to take to the SQL Server machine, unloaded the metadata, zipped it up and copied it back to out local mac...
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 1
Many people want to migrate their SQL Server databases and do not have direct network access to the database. In Oracle SQL Developer, we can migrate from SQ...
Migration Features in SQL Developer 3.0
Since we released 2.1, we’ve worked with several customers and have added several great new features which have helped these customers increase the automatio...
Multi Tasking - Men can’t do it.
But SQL Developer can. We’ve spent some time reworking the worksheet for 2.0 to allow several things to happen.
command line
SQLcl - Code editing on the console
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...
SQLcl connections - Lazy mans SQL*Net completion
Turloch posted this today, which is like aliases for SQL*Net connection URL’s which are used to connections like this:
SDSQL - Editing Anyone?
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...
Application Migration - Part 3
Ok, Finally, we have got to part 3 of Application Migration. In Part 1, we outlined a program which runs in Sybase through iSQL. We then followed this, in ...
Using History Keys in SQL*Plus
I was working through a bug the other day and using SQL*Plus, which for the most part doesn’t annoy me too much. However, one of the things that does, is ha...
Connections
Wheres my TNS connection? SHOW TNS
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. ...
Connections Types in SQLcl
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 ...
Proxy Connections
While looking at some issues with specific connection upgrades, I’ve been playing with proxy connections in SQL Developer, and while easy to do, can be inter...
Disconnecting Folder Connections
A post came in on the forum the other day about disconnecting numbers of connections in SQL Developer that are open. This was on the Feature request applicat...
linux
Developer Days VM Startup and Shutdown, SQLcl
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...
Configuring ODBC to MySQL from Oracle
Sometimes people want to connect to MySQL from Oracle and copy table data between the databases. You can do that with Oracle Hetrogenous Services via ODBC. ...
Add a new hard drive to your Oracle Developer Days VM
For those of you who end up using the Oracle Developers Day VM for more that just demo’s but playing with other things too, will find that at some point, you...
Continuous Integration for SQL Tasks
One of my favourite integration tools is hudson. Today, we’re going to show you how to setup hudson on the Oracle Developer Day image. Since the image is ...
SQLDEVELOPER ORACLE
Clicking around the worksheet
As we have been getting close to another EA release, one thing which struck me as pretty cool and something we haven’t talked about in a while are the click ...
Multi Tasking - Men can’t do it.
But SQL Developer can. We’ve spent some time reworking the worksheet for 2.0 to allow several things to happen.
Now We’re Blogging
Here we are now. Bloggin. I’ve been able to stay buried in code for long enough and now I have to publish. Well, I am the development manager for SQL Develop...
database migration
Code Insight on SQLcl
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 ...
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 1
Many people want to migrate their SQL Server databases and do not have direct network access to the database. In Oracle SQL Developer, we can migrate from SQ...
Migration Estimation from SQL Developer
Last post we mentioned all the features of 3.0 for migration. This one, we’re taking it a bit further and looking at the overview of the migration project it...
Oracle XE
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 1
In 3.1 we’re adding support for Data Pump, which has replaced exp and imp. In SQL Developer, we’ve added this in the DBA navigator which has support for sev...
SQL*Plus Formatting Commands
Since the last post on SQL*Plus commands was completed, we have also added more functionality to the SQL Developer’s SQL*Plus support. Specifically, we’v...
Oracle XE 11.2 is here
Straight from Kris’ Blog
Tuning
Explain Plan, Autotrace and Diff
A SQL statement can be executed in many different ways, such as full table scans, index scans, nested loops, and hash joins. The query optimizer determines t...
UKOUG 2011
I’m speaking next week at the UK Oracle User Group at the ICC in Birmingham. The topic will be one I’ve posted several times about which is Tuning, Refactori...
Tuning, Refactoring and Instrumentation
For all those who attended the talk today, this is a promise partially fulfilled in that I had said I would post in more detail about the talk. At a high le...
scripts
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 4
This, the last part of a four part tutorial goes over the movement of data using files generated by Oracle SQL Developer. In part 1 we generated the offline...
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 1
Many people want to migrate their SQL Server databases and do not have direct network access to the database. In Oracle SQL Developer, we can migrate from SQ...
Substitution Variables in SQL*Plus
Working through security issues uncovers some interesting things. Anyone who has developed scripts for building out schemas for an application will have had ...
SQL Server
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 4
This, the last part of a four part tutorial goes over the movement of data using files generated by Oracle SQL Developer. In part 1 we generated the offline...
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 3
In part 1 we generated the offline capture scripts to take to the SQL Server machine, unloaded the metadata, zipped it up and copied it back to out local mac...
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 1
Many people want to migrate their SQL Server databases and do not have direct network access to the database. In Oracle SQL Developer, we can migrate from SQ...
open source
Making Git cmd line fancy - ish :)
So, we’re having a great time with git, fighting over how branches should work and what policy is best in our environment, which I suppose I’ll talk about in...
Run your SQL script from java NOW
Run them with the code we use for Oracle SQL Developer, SQLcl and REST Data Services. We’ve just released some of the code that underpins these tools in an a...
SQLCL 18.1.1 Release installing jars to local maven repository
Here we are again releasing Oracle SQLcl. We released Oracle SQLDeveloper SQLcl 18.1.1 yesterday with only one significant change. Why? Well, we haven’t cha...
maven
Maven Duplicated Versions consolidated with flatten
We had the situation lately where we have a bunch of modules in a project and a common parent. Now when we go to update the project version we need to updat...
Run your SQL script from java NOW
Run them with the code we use for Oracle SQL Developer, SQLcl and REST Data Services. We’ve just released some of the code that underpins these tools in an a...
SQLCL 18.1.1 Release installing jars to local maven repository
Here we are again releasing Oracle SQLcl. We released Oracle SQLDeveloper SQLcl 18.1.1 yesterday with only one significant change. Why? Well, we haven’t cha...
Database Tools
Long Running Tasks in SQLcl
SQLcl 24.1 introduced background task execution — run any command in parallel, name it, track it, and wait for it to finish.
Run your SQL script from java NOW
Run them with the code we use for Oracle SQL Developer, SQLcl and REST Data Services. We’ve just released some of the code that underpins these tools in an a...
SQLCL 18.1.1 Release installing jars to local maven repository
Here we are again releasing Oracle SQLcl. We released Oracle SQLDeveloper SQLcl 18.1.1 yesterday with only one significant change. Why? Well, we haven’t cha...
git
Migrating Subversion to Git with LFS
When a project has been on the go for a while theres going to be all sorts of stuff in there from jars to zips and everything in between. We went though thi...
Git installing on windows, ‘Nix and applications
Getting Git installed in lots of places for a team can be a irksome. Part of your team is running windows, maybe with Cygwin, others with various flavours o...
Making Git cmd line fancy - ish :)
So, we’re having a great time with git, fighting over how branches should work and what policy is best in our environment, which I suppose I’ll talk about in...
Oracle Develop
Continuous Integration for SQL Tasks
One of my favourite integration tools is hudson. Today, we’re going to show you how to setup hudson on the Oracle Developer Day image. Since the image is ...
Back on the Chain Gang
After a great holiday season, its time to get back to the grindstone. We released SQL Developer 1.5.3 before Christmas which is our first translated release....
3.0
SQL Developer 3.0
Last night we released SQL Developer 3.0. This has been a large release with a lot of new base features and new extensions. At a high level, these are the fe...
Migration Features in SQL Developer 3.0
Since we released 2.1, we’ve worked with several customers and have added several great new features which have helped these customers increase the automatio...
Java
Run your SQL script from java NOW
Run them with the code we use for Oracle SQL Developer, SQLcl and REST Data Services. We’ve just released some of the code that underpins these tools in an a...
Detecting Hangs in Java
One of the things we are looking into right now is performance in SQL Developer and concurrency of operations. Sometimes, operations that are spawned on the ...
define
Substitution Variables in SQL*Plus
Working through security issues uncovers some interesting things. Anyone who has developed scripts for building out schemas for an application will have had ...
SQL*Plus Commands
Its funny how many people forget we support a lot of the basic SQLPlus functionality in SQL Developer. For example, today, Paulo blogged on how to stop scann...
substitution variables
Substitution Variables in SQL*Plus
Working through security issues uncovers some interesting things. Anyone who has developed scripts for building out schemas for an application will have had ...
SQL*Plus Commands
Its funny how many people forget we support a lot of the basic SQLPlus functionality in SQL Developer. For example, today, Paulo blogged on how to stop scann...
11g
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 2
Welcome to part 2 of this feature on our introduction of data pump functionality into SQL Developer. Previously, we walked through exporting from the databa...
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 1
In 3.1 we’re adding support for Data Pump, which has replaced exp and imp. In SQL Developer, we’ve added this in the DBA navigator which has support for sev...
Data pump
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 2
Welcome to part 2 of this feature on our introduction of data pump functionality into SQL Developer. Previously, we walked through exporting from the databa...
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 1
In 3.1 we’re adding support for Data Pump, which has replaced exp and imp. In SQL Developer, we’ve added this in the DBA navigator which has support for sev...
Instrumentation
UKOUG 2011
I’m speaking next week at the UK Oracle User Group at the ICC in Birmingham. The topic will be one I’ve posted several times about which is Tuning, Refactori...
Tuning, Refactoring and Instrumentation
For all those who attended the talk today, this is a promise partially fulfilled in that I had said I would post in more detail about the talk. At a high le...
refactoring
UKOUG 2011
I’m speaking next week at the UK Oracle User Group at the ICC in Birmingham. The topic will be one I’ve posted several times about which is Tuning, Refactori...
Tuning, Refactoring and Instrumentation
For all those who attended the talk today, this is a promise partially fulfilled in that I had said I would post in more detail about the talk. At a high le...
glogin
Connections Types in SQLcl
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 ...
login.sql, SQLPROMPT and worksheets
SQLDeveloper has had support for a login.sql for several releases now. You can set this in the preferences at
configuration
Configuring MySQL on EL5, Setting Passwords and Network Access
I find myself installing and running mysql of different versions in different places for different reasons all the time (well often enough to do it and not r...
Using the Oracle Developer Days VirtualBox Image
As many of you know @krisrice put together a great VM for the Oracle Developer Days and while the content is great for education, I find us using it more and...
macosx
Docker Oracle and local installs
So you want Docker and to install and Oracle Database locally. So did I and while I have VirtualBox and the Oracle Developer Day VM, I wanted to setup docke...
Setting up SVN for SQL Development with Oracle Developer Days VM
We’ve done a number of posts on using the Oracle Developer Day VM’s and this is an addition to it, showing how we can set up a subversion repository using ap...
MySQL
Configuring ODBC to MySQL from Oracle
Sometimes people want to connect to MySQL from Oracle and copy table data between the databases. You can do that with Oracle Hetrogenous Services via ODBC. ...
Configuring MySQL on EL5, Setting Passwords and Network Access
I find myself installing and running mysql of different versions in different places for different reasons all the time (well often enough to do it and not r...
offline
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 4
This, the last part of a four part tutorial goes over the movement of data using files generated by Oracle SQL Developer. In part 1 we generated the offline...
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 1
Many people want to migrate their SQL Server databases and do not have direct network access to the database. In Oracle SQL Developer, we can migrate from SQ...
Eclipse
Git installing on windows, ‘Nix and applications
Getting Git installed in lots of places for a team can be a irksome. Part of your team is running windows, maybe with Cygwin, others with various flavours o...
Setting up Eclipse with SVN on OSX Mavericks
So My macbook pro died the other day and much to my wife’s amusement, my dell laptop died 30 minutes later with disk errors as I hadn’t used in it in forever...
MACOS
Developer Days VM Startup and Shutdown, SQLcl
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...
Setting up Eclipse with SVN on OSX Mavericks
So My macbook pro died the other day and much to my wife’s amusement, my dell laptop died 30 minutes later with disk errors as I hadn’t used in it in forever...
svn
Migrating Subversion to Git with LFS
When a project has been on the go for a while theres going to be all sorts of stuff in there from jars to zips and everything in between. We went though thi...
Setting up Eclipse with SVN on OSX Mavericks
So My macbook pro died the other day and much to my wife’s amusement, my dell laptop died 30 minutes later with disk errors as I hadn’t used in it in forever...
dbtools
SQLCL 18.1.1 Release installing jars to local maven repository
Here we are again releasing Oracle SQLcl. We released Oracle SQLDeveloper SQLcl 18.1.1 yesterday with only one significant change. Why? Well, we haven’t cha...
Docker Oracle and local installs
So you want Docker and to install and Oracle Database locally. So did I and while I have VirtualBox and the Oracle Developer Day VM, I wanted to setup docke...
TABLE EDIT ORACLE SQLDEVLOPER
Editing data in big tables
I saw this floating around the forums over the last few days and it’s one of those things that are more of an annoyance than anything else. Consider having ...
dbms_output sqldeveloper oracle
DBMS_OUTPUT from multiple worksheets
While I’m talking today, heres another feature people have been asking for. Separated DBMS_OUTPUT from the main worksheet. This way you can now have severa...
Threads
Multi Tasking - Men can’t do it.
But SQL Developer can. We’ve spent some time reworking the worksheet for 2.0 to allow several things to happen.
Openworld
Multi Tasking - Men can’t do it.
But SQL Developer can. We’ve spent some time reworking the worksheet for 2.0 to allow several things to happen.
1.5.3
Back on the Chain Gang
After a great holiday season, its time to get back to the grindstone. We released SQL Developer 1.5.3 before Christmas which is our first translated release....
1.5.4
Back on the Chain Gang
After a great holiday season, its time to get back to the grindstone. We released SQL Developer 1.5.3 before Christmas which is our first translated release....
simplicity sql developer
Kissing - Keeping it simple
I spotted this today and couldnt resist talking about it. I was reading Eric Burke’s comic look at typical product masters and looking inwardly at our own p...
Bridge
Cross Connection Queries
When we were hooking up the “Copy to Oracle” functionality, Dermot added a cool bit of code to allow us to do queries across connections.
stack
Detecting Hangs in Java
One of the things we are looking into right now is performance in SQL Developer and concurrency of operations. Sometimes, operations that are spawned on the ...
new
SQL Developer 3.0
Last night we released SQL Developer 3.0. This has been a large release with a lot of new base features and new extensions. At a high level, these are the fe...
SQL_Developer SQL*Plus
SQL*Plus Commands
Its funny how many people forget we support a lot of the basic SQLPlus functionality in SQL Developer. For example, today, Paulo blogged on how to stop scann...
scan
SQL*Plus Commands
Its funny how many people forget we support a lot of the basic SQLPlus functionality in SQL Developer. For example, today, Paulo blogged on how to stop scann...
reports
SQL*Plus Formatting Commands
Since the last post on SQL*Plus commands was completed, we have also added more functionality to the SQL Developer’s SQL*Plus support. Specifically, we’v...
formatting
SQL*Plus Formatting Commands
Since the last post on SQL*Plus commands was completed, we have also added more functionality to the SQL Developer’s SQL*Plus support. Specifically, we’v...
DBA
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 1
In 3.1 we’re adding support for Data Pump, which has replaced exp and imp. In SQL Developer, we’ve added this in the DBA navigator which has support for sev...
export
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 1
In 3.1 we’re adding support for Data Pump, which has replaced exp and imp. In SQL Developer, we’ve added this in the DBA navigator which has support for sev...
import
SQL Developer Data Pump Support - Part 2
Welcome to part 2 of this feature on our introduction of data pump functionality into SQL Developer. Previously, we walked through exporting from the databa...
EA
SQL Developer 3.1 EA1 Available
SQL Developer 3.1 EA is now available for download here. Have a look and try out several of the new features introduced as part of this release. We have d...
3.1
SQL Developer 3.1 EA1 Available
SQL Developer 3.1 EA is now available for download here. Have a look and try out several of the new features introduced as part of this release. We have d...
proxy_user
Proxy Connections
While looking at some issues with specific connection upgrades, I’ve been playing with proxy connections in SQL Developer, and while easy to do, can be inter...
external tools
SQLPLus as an external tool in SQLDeveloper
@thatjeffsmith asked me today about running SQL*Plus from SQLDeveloper for his current sql file. This has been shown before, but there is a simple way to ad...
SQL
Substitution Variables in SQL*Plus
Working through security issues uncovers some interesting things. Anyone who has developed scripts for building out schemas for an application will have had ...
sqlpath
login.sql, SQLPROMPT and worksheets
SQLDeveloper has had support for a login.sql for several releases now. You can set this in the preferences at
UKOUG
UKOUG 2011
I’m speaking next week at the UK Oracle User Group at the ICC in Birmingham. The topic will be one I’ve posted several times about which is Tuning, Refactori...
autotrace
Explain Plan, Autotrace and Diff
A SQL statement can be executed in many different ways, such as full table scans, index scans, nested loops, and hash joins. The query optimizer determines t...
explain plan
Explain Plan, Autotrace and Diff
A SQL statement can be executed in many different ways, such as full table scans, index scans, nested loops, and hash joins. The query optimizer determines t...
laptop
Using the Oracle Developer Days VirtualBox Image
As many of you know @krisrice put together a great VM for the Oracle Developer Days and while the content is great for education, I find us using it more and...
network adapters
Using the Oracle Developer Days VirtualBox Image
As many of you know @krisrice put together a great VM for the Oracle Developer Days and while the content is great for education, I find us using it more and...
image
Continuous Integration for SQL Tasks
One of my favourite integration tools is hudson. Today, we’re going to show you how to setup hudson on the Oracle Developer Day image. Since the image is ...
continuous integration
Continuous Integration for SQL Tasks
One of my favourite integration tools is hudson. Today, we’re going to show you how to setup hudson on the Oracle Developer Day image. Since the image is ...
Hudson
Continuous Integration for SQL Tasks
One of my favourite integration tools is hudson. Today, we’re going to show you how to setup hudson on the Oracle Developer Day image. Since the image is ...
SCM
Setting up SVN for SQL Development with Oracle Developer Days VM
We’ve done a number of posts on using the Oracle Developer Day VM’s and this is an addition to it, showing how we can set up a subversion repository using ap...
remote debug
Remote Debugging with SQL Developer revisited.
As part of the development process, we all have to work out the bugs in our code. For all of us who use SQLDeveloper , we know how to debug with SQL Develop...
dbms_output
Remote Debugging with SQL Developer revisited.
As part of the development process, we all have to work out the bugs in our code. For all of us who use SQLDeveloper , we know how to debug with SQL Develop...
hierarchial profiler
Using Hierarchical Profiler in SQL Developer
One of the features exposed since SQL Developer 1.5 is the hierarchical profiler. There have been several blogs and things about this but none I think that ...
sql tuning advisor
SQL Tuning Advisor - 101
The DBMS_SQLTUNE package is the interface for tuning SQL on demand. Its Doc pages are here. Have a look. There is a lot of stuff to do to set a tuning task...
utilities
Using History Keys in SQL*Plus
I was working through a bug the other day and using SQL*Plus, which for the most part doesn’t annoy me too much. However, one of the things that does, is ha...
application Migration
Application Migration - Part 3
Ok, Finally, we have got to part 3 of Application Migration. In Part 1, we outlined a program which runs in Sybase through iSQL. We then followed this, in ...
Usability
Clickable SQL*Plus Scripts
When you have a load of SQL*Plus scripts, they can be a pain to manage and just simply get around. In the next version of SQL Developer, you’ll be able to ho...
passwords
Configuring MySQL on EL5, Setting Passwords and Network Access
I find myself installing and running mysql of different versions in different places for different reasons all the time (well often enough to do it and not r...
network
Configuring MySQL on EL5, Setting Passwords and Network Access
I find myself installing and running mysql of different versions in different places for different reasons all the time (well often enough to do it and not r...
yum
Configuring ODBC to MySQL from Oracle
Sometimes people want to connect to MySQL from Oracle and copy table data between the databases. You can do that with Oracle Hetrogenous Services via ODBC. ...
ODBC
Configuring ODBC to MySQL from Oracle
Sometimes people want to connect to MySQL from Oracle and copy table data between the databases. You can do that with Oracle Hetrogenous Services via ODBC. ...
Hetrogenous Services
Configuring ODBC to MySQL from Oracle
Sometimes people want to connect to MySQL from Oracle and copy table data between the databases. You can do that with Oracle Hetrogenous Services via ODBC. ...
unixodbc
Configuring ODBC to MySQL from Oracle
Sometimes people want to connect to MySQL from Oracle and copy table data between the databases. You can do that with Oracle Hetrogenous Services via ODBC. ...
Convert
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 2
Ok, Now we have the files as generated and moved in part 1, we can now start SQL Developer to load the files. Start up SQL Developer and create a connection...
Translate
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 2
Ok, Now we have the files as generated and moved in part 1, we can now start SQL Developer to load the files. Start up SQL Developer and create a connection...
Offline Capture
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 2
Ok, Now we have the files as generated and moved in part 1, we can now start SQL Developer to load the files. Start up SQL Developer and create a connection...
SQLServer
Convert SQL Server to Oracle using files - Part 2
Ok, Now we have the files as generated and moved in part 1, we can now start SQL Developer to load the files. Start up SQL Developer and create a connection...
DDL generation
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 3
In part 1 we generated the offline capture scripts to take to the SQL Server machine, unloaded the metadata, zipped it up and copied it back to out local mac...
data move
Convert SQLServer to Oracle using files - Part 4
This, the last part of a four part tutorial goes over the movement of data using files generated by Oracle SQL Developer. In part 1 we generated the offline...
Mavericks
Setting up Eclipse with SVN on OSX Mavericks
So My macbook pro died the other day and much to my wife’s amusement, my dell laptop died 30 minutes later with disk errors as I hadn’t used in it in forever...
javaHL
Setting up Eclipse with SVN on OSX Mavericks
So My macbook pro died the other day and much to my wife’s amusement, my dell laptop died 30 minutes later with disk errors as I hadn’t used in it in forever...
SVNKit
Setting up Eclipse with SVN on OSX Mavericks
So My macbook pro died the other day and much to my wife’s amusement, my dell laptop died 30 minutes later with disk errors as I hadn’t used in it in forever...
subclipse
Setting up Eclipse with SVN on OSX Mavericks
So My macbook pro died the other day and much to my wife’s amusement, my dell laptop died 30 minutes later with disk errors as I hadn’t used in it in forever...
sdsql
SDSQL - Editing Anyone?
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...
editor
SQLcl - Code editing on the console
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...
cool
SQLcl - Code editing on the console
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...
cloud
SQLcl - Cloud connections via Secure Shell tunnels
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...
tunnel
SQLcl - Cloud connections via Secure Shell tunnels
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...
tnsnames
Wheres my TNS connection? SHOW TNS
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. ...
tns
Wheres my TNS connection? SHOW TNS
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. ...
TNS_ADMIN
Wheres my TNS connection? SHOW TNS
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. ...
headless
Developer Days VM Startup and Shutdown, SQLcl
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...
jre
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...
embedded
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...
REST
Oracle REST JDBC Driver and SQLcl
Oracle just released its first REST JDBC driver on OTN, in conjunction with the 17.3.0 Oracle REST Data Services Beta release. Dermot posted this morning ab...
jdbc
Oracle REST JDBC Driver and SQLcl
Oracle just released its first REST JDBC driver on OTN, in conjunction with the 17.3.0 Oracle REST Data Services Beta release. Dermot posted this morning ab...
ORDS
Oracle REST JDBC Driver and SQLcl
Oracle just released its first REST JDBC driver on OTN, in conjunction with the 17.3.0 Oracle REST Data Services Beta release. Dermot posted this morning ab...
Docker
Docker Oracle and local installs
So you want Docker and to install and Oracle Database locally. So did I and while I have VirtualBox and the Oracle Developer Day VM, I wanted to setup docke...
GitHub
SQLCL 18.1.1 Release installing jars to local maven repository
Here we are again releasing Oracle SQLcl. We released Oracle SQLDeveloper SQLcl 18.1.1 yesterday with only one significant change. Why? Well, we haven’t cha...
dbtools-common
Run your SQL script from java NOW
Run them with the code we use for Oracle SQL Developer, SQLcl and REST Data Services. We’ve just released some of the code that underpins these tools in an a...
flatten
Maven Duplicated Versions consolidated with flatten
We had the situation lately where we have a bunch of modules in a project and a common parent. Now when we go to update the project version we need to updat...
module
Maven Duplicated Versions consolidated with flatten
We had the situation lately where we have a bunch of modules in a project and a common parent. Now when we go to update the project version we need to updat...
version
Maven Duplicated Versions consolidated with flatten
We had the situation lately where we have a bunch of modules in a project and a common parent. Now when we go to update the project version we need to updat...
revision
Maven Duplicated Versions consolidated with flatten
We had the situation lately where we have a bunch of modules in a project and a common parent. Now when we go to update the project version we need to updat...
bash
Making Git cmd line fancy - ish :)
So, we’re having a great time with git, fighting over how branches should work and what policy is best in our environment, which I suppose I’ll talk about in...
git desktop
Git installing on windows, ‘Nix and applications
Getting Git installed in lots of places for a team can be a irksome. Part of your team is running windows, maybe with Cygwin, others with various flavours o...
tortoisegit
Git installing on windows, ‘Nix and applications
Getting Git installed in lots of places for a team can be a irksome. Part of your team is running windows, maybe with Cygwin, others with various flavours o...
windows
Git installing on windows, ‘Nix and applications
Getting Git installed in lots of places for a team can be a irksome. Part of your team is running windows, maybe with Cygwin, others with various flavours o...
unix
Git installing on windows, ‘Nix and applications
Getting Git installed in lots of places for a team can be a irksome. Part of your team is running windows, maybe with Cygwin, others with various flavours o...
osx.
Git installing on windows, ‘Nix and applications
Getting Git installed in lots of places for a team can be a irksome. Part of your team is running windows, maybe with Cygwin, others with various flavours o...
bfg
Migrating Subversion to Git with LFS
When a project has been on the go for a while theres going to be all sorts of stuff in there from jars to zips and everything in between. We went though thi...
subversion
Migrating Subversion to Git with LFS
When a project has been on the go for a while theres going to be all sorts of stuff in there from jars to zips and everything in between. We went though thi...
lfs
Migrating Subversion to Git with LFS
When a project has been on the go for a while theres going to be all sorts of stuff in there from jars to zips and everything in between. We went though thi...
gitlab
Migrating Subversion to Git with LFS
When a project has been on the go for a while theres going to be all sorts of stuff in there from jars to zips and everything in between. We went though thi...
SQLcl
Long Running Tasks in SQLcl
SQLcl 24.1 introduced background task execution — run any command in parallel, name it, track it, and wait for it to finish.
Oracle
Long Running Tasks in SQLcl
SQLcl 24.1 introduced background task execution — run any command in parallel, name it, track it, and wait for it to finish.
Liquibase
Long Running Tasks in SQLcl
SQLcl 24.1 introduced background task execution — run any command in parallel, name it, track it, and wait for it to finish.