Using database users to authenticate and authorize RESTful Services requests with ORDS.
A visual reminder of what those squiggle marks under your SELECT and * text means in SQL Developer’s Editors. Yes, I’ve talked about this before. But making animated GIFs are fun, and let’s face it, seeing something over and over again helps us learn new things! The details: Expanding the *. Expanding the query itself. TL;DR – This is a combo of SQL Developer version 4.1 and Oracle Database 12c, and the feature is SQL…
Hiding the query output results in Oracle SQL Developer…using just the keyboard.
How to get multiple queries executed with their output to a single Excel file…with Oracle SQL Developer.
We have a LOT of product managers here at Oracle on the Database team. The diversity of a group of our size, means you’ll find many different types of styles and personalities. I thought today I’d highlight a few folks who like to write on-line or blog. When you have a question about XYZ, one of the best ways to get an official answer, outside of support, is to look up your friendly neighborhood Oracle…
Why your DMBS_OUTPUT code looks differently in version 19.1 of Oracle SQL Developer.
Debugging the PL/SQL you run from your APEX apps, from Oracle SQL Developer. Slides!
We’re bringing a day of Oracle Database fundamentals training to KScope 19 in Seattle on Sunday, June 23rd – don’t miss it!
What you need to know about licensing for Oracle SQL Developer and the Oracle JDK – hint: you’re covered!
An overview of Real Time SQL Monitoring improvements for Oracle SQL Developer version 19.1