By far the #1 request from our users has been to add support for using folders to organize your many, many Oracle Database connections.

That’s now available in version 25.1:

–> Connection Folders Deep-Dive <–

Of course there’s much more in this major update, and you can read the full changeLog to get an exact idea of what to look forward to.

But let’s cover some highlights! Deep dives on various topics will be covered in follow-up posts here. You’re subscribed for updates, right?

Now Available for Windows ARM machines

Not just for INTEL equipped Windows, now our ARM friends can also use SQL Developer to work with Oracle Database in VS Code.

23ai MLE Environments & Modules support

JavaScript developers can now create and edit JavaScript modules and MLE environments via our Extension.

Commit & Rollback Buttons

Easy clicks now in the SQL Worksheet.

Enhanced Reports

Now include charts!

Enhanced Execution Plans

Now includes flamegraphs!

Enhanced PL/SQL Debugging

Inline viewing of your variables, vs relying on the debug panels to your left…

And of course, tons of bug fixes

Again, many of these reports came via our Forums and the Marketplace Q&A – thanks again for your feedback, it helps make the extension that much better!

One of the big fixes is making sure ALL of the SQLcl features and commands are now available in the Terminal.

For example…the PROJECT command.

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