We’ve been working on version 4.1 since last Fall, and I’ve been blogging about the new stuff all the while. In case you missed it, we officailly released version 4.1 yesterday 🙂 Here’s a quick index of all of those version 4.1 posts you may have missed: SET SQLFORMAT command and a new formatter, JSON a new Search and Replace …
Oracle SQL Developer version 4.1 is Now Available
Oracle SQL Developer version 4.1 is now available. So is SQL Developer Database Modeler version 4.1. And so is Oracle REST Data Services version 3.0. Java Requirements For SQL Developer Java 8 is now supported. It’s also required. If you need to, you can install Java 8 without removing Java 7 and ‘breaking’ your other Java applications. You can even …
Deploying Oracle REST Data Services from Oracle SQL Developer
REST is Representational State Transfer for short. It’s how a lot of the Internet works for long, and I’m not going to tell that story. But. When you see an application making PUT or GET requests over HTTP or HTTPS, that’s REST. Anyways, before I make myself sound any more ignorant, let’s talk about Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS). ORDS …
More Fun with Data Modeler Diagrams
Everyone likes pictures. Generate a report without any pictures, graphs, or charts and see how many ‘likes’ you get at work. Everyone gets excited about data modeling, and in some circles, folks think that data models are synonymous with diagrams. But really, the diagram is just the ‘pretty picture’ you add to your office report. Don’t get me wrong, these …
Continued Improvements to [Code] Completion Insight
A few weeks ago I published a story highlighting all of the different ways SQL Developer can help you with your code. That post generated a lively discussion around this: Pre Version 4.1 Let’s try that again: Version 4.1 Early Adopter 2, specifically We’re also making sure to sort the local schema objects ALWAYS to the top of the pick …
Software Updates! SQL Developer, Data Modeler, ORDS, & SQLcl EA2’s Now Available
Our team pushed a TON of updates – fixes and new features – this afternoon. SQL Developer 4.1 EA2 SQL Developer Data Modeler 4.1 EA2 Oracle REST Data Services EA2 SQLcl updated 3/9/2015 (it’s listed after the SQL Developer downloads) What time is it? I have much, much, much more to say on these products and updates. But for now, …
SQL Developer 4.1: Search & Replace Enhancements
In the procedure editor, the editor that’s invoked when working with PL/SQL objects, you will notice a slightly new user interface when invoking a search or a replace. Let’s cover search first. Already searched for something, and want to do it again? Check out the history. Start searching, immediately highlight all of the ‘hits.’ Remember how you can just double-click …
SQL Developer 4.1: Multi-Cursor Editing
‘Make the editor work like Sublime Text or Crimson!’ So goes the several dozen requests I get each year. Well, in version 4.1, we’ve got something I think you’ll like. It’s a bit different than column text edit modes – but it allows for the same idea, and it’s even more powerful…I think. You can set the multi-cursor ‘hot key’ …
SQL Developer 4.1 – Log All the Queries!
Oracle SQL Developer is a graphical user interface and integrated development environment for Oracle Database. As you can imagine, a few clicks can results in an awful lot of queries being executed on your behalf. If you don’t like this fact, you can always use a command-line interface like SQL*Plus or the new sdsql. The only thing that runs there …
Java 8 on a Mac with SQL Developer 4.1
I ran into a few dramas getting SQL Developer 4.1 on my MacBook Air going earlier today. It boiled down to convincing SQL Developer to find and use the proper JDK on OS X Yosemite. So just in case it’s not me out there, here’s what I had to do. Unless you already have Java 8..then skip ahead. Download and …
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