Oracle SQL Developer 2.1. Design and Develop Databases using Oracle SQL Developer and its feature-rich, powerful user-extensible interface with this book and Sue Harper, Susan Harper

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• Oracle SQL Developer 2.1
  • Table of Contents
  • Oracle SQL Developer 2.1
  • Credits
  • About the Author
  • Acknowledgement
  • About the Reviewers
  • Preface
    • What this book covers
      • I: Getting started
      • II: Delving a little deeper
      • III: Focus areas
    • Standards and assumptions
    • Who this book is for
    • Conventions
    • Reader feedback
    • Customer support
      • Errata
      • Piracy
      • Questions
  • 1. Getting Started with SQL Developer
    • Preparing your environment
      • Finding and downloading the software
        • Downloading and installing the Java Development Kit
      • Installing and starting SQL Developer
        • Working with different platforms
          • Microsoft Windows
          • Alternative platforms
            • Mac OS X
            • Linux
        • Migrating settings from a previous release
      • Maintaining your environment
        • Verifying the current release
      • Using Check for Updates
        • Managing the system folder and other files
        • Sharing preferences
      • Alternative installations of SQL Developer
        • Oracle JDeveloper
        • Oracle Database 11g
        • Troubleshooting
          • Removing extensions
          • Resetting shortcut keys
          • Reset the environment, do not reinstall the product
    • A quick overview
      • Sample schemas
      • Creating your first connection
      • Using basic commands in the SQL Worksheet
      • Browsing and updating data
      • Running reports
    • Navigating around SQL Developer
      • Managing SQL Developer windows
        • Tiling windows
        • Splitting documents
        • Maximizing detail
      • Resetting the window layout
    • Finding more help
    • Summary
  • 2. Browsing and Editing Database Objects and Data
    • Browsing objects
      • Working with the Connections navigator
        • Opening connections
      • Working with objects
        • Filtering objects
          • Schema level filtering
      • Display editors
        • General display editors
        • Working with the display editors
        • Using the SQL display editor
      • Working with the data grids
        • Controlling the column display
        • Sorting the data
        • Filtering columns
        • More data grid context menus
          • Highlighting data
        • Count Rows and the Single Record View
          • Save Grid as Report
        • Working with Updating Data Grids
          • Sorting and filtering data
        • Updating data
          • Working with LOBS in the data grid
          • Using flashback
      • Reviewing other database object nodes
        • Working with PL/SQL objects
        • Accessing objects you dont own
          • Other users
          • Synonyms and filters
        • Recycle Bin
    • Creating and updating database objects
      • Creating new objects
        • Creating tables
          • Early decisions
          • Adding constraints
          • Creating column sequences
          • Additional properties
            • Storage
            • Partitions
        • Creating views
          • Writing the SQL query
          • Using the Quick-pick objects
          • Building the query using elements in the tree
        • Reviewing a few specific objects
          • Creating new users
          • Setting the privilege to create new objects
      • Editing objects: Putting context menus to work
        • Editing objects
        • Diving into context menus
        • Using context menus as utilities
          • Normalizing data
          • Triggers and sequences
    • Summary
  • 3. Working with the SQL Worksheet
    • Introducing the SQL Worksheet
      • Controlling the environment
      • Opening SQL Worksheets
      • Working with multiple worksheets
      • Switching connections
      • Getting started
    • Writing and executing commands
      • Writing your first statements
        • Running statements
        • Run script
      • Using SQL*Plus commands
        • Supporting SQL*Plus
          • Bind variables
          • The advantage of using bind variables
            • Bind variables and performance
            • Security and bind variables
        • Running scripts
        • Reviewing unsupported SQL*Plus commands
      • Working with SQL
        • Dragging and dropping tables to create queries
        • Formatting code
        • Managing the case
        • Formatting SQL for use in other languages
        • Working with code completion insight
          • Controlling code completion insight in the SQL Worksheet
        • Including code snippets
          • Managing the Snippets window
          • Adding code snippets
          • Creating code templates
      • Using the File navigator
        • Opening files
      • Using extra features in the worksheet
        • SQL History
        • DBMS Output
        • OWA Output
    • Using the Query Builder
      • Building an SQL query
        • Selecting the tables, column, and joins
        • Viewing the Results
        • Adding the WHERE clause
        • Returning to the SQL Worksheet
    • Summary
  • 4. The Power of SQL Reports
    • Introducing SQL Developer reports
      • Who can run reports?
      • When do you use reports?
      • Running a report
        • Using bind variables
        • Privileges required for running reports
        • Switching users
    • Browsing shipped reports
      • Running data dictionary reports
        • Getting to know the data dictionary
        • About the database
        • Reviewing Privileges and Security reports
        • Assisting with quality assurance
        • Using the PL/SQL reports
        • Running ASH and AWR reports
      • Other categories
        • Migration reports
        • Application Express reports
        • Data Modeler reports
      • Running reports from other menus
        • Monitor sessions
        • Managing the database
        • Real-time SQL monitoring
    • Creating your own reports
      • Getting started
        • Creating folders
        • Storing reports
      • Creating general reports
        • Building general tabular reports
        • Adding bind variables
        • Drilling down through reports
        • Creating a drill-down report
      • Master-detail reports
        • Creating master-detail reports
        • Creating sibling details
        • Adding charts
        • Building other graphical reports
          • Creating pie chart reports
          • Using gauges in reporting
        • Other reports styles
          • Using the Script style report
          • Using PL/SQL in a report
    • Sharing reports
      • Copying and reusing reports
      • Importing and exporting
      • Sharing reports through user defined extensions
    • Summary
  • 5. Working with PL/SQL
    • Creating PL/SQL code
      • Writing PL/SQL in the SQL Worksheet
        • Using code insight
        • Using code snippets and code templates
    • Creating and compiling PL/SQL program units
      • Working with triggers
        • Using the Create Trigger dialog
          • Creating INSTEAD OF triggers
          • Creating system triggers on the database or schema
        • Viewing trigger details
        • Controlling triggers
        • Adding triggers that populate columns
      • Adding functions or procedures
        • Editing program units
        • Working with errors
        • Testing and executing program units
      • Creating packages
        • Creating the body
          • Reviewing a package
          • Testing packages
    • Editing code
      • Refactoring code
      • Searching for code
        • Finding DB Object
    • Debugging PL/SQL
      • Debugging PL/SQL code
        • Using the debugging mechanism in SQL Developer
          • Using the Oracle debugging packages
          • Debugging
            • Navigating through the code
        • Remote debugging
          • Preparing for remote debugging
          • Remote debugging with Application Express
    • Summary
  • 6. SQL and PL/SQL Tuning Tools
    • Support for tuning code in the SQL Worksheet
      • Working with EXPLAIN PLAN
        • Controlling the Explain Plan output
        • Execution plan details
      • Using Autotrace
    • Additional performance tuning tools
      • Using SQL reports
        • Running the Top SQL reports
      • Monitoring your environment
      • Inspecting SQL trace files
    • Profiling PL/SQL
      • Getting started
      • Preparing the environment
      • Reviewing the output
    • Summary
  • 7. Managing Files
    • Introducing source code control
      • Overview
        • Ways of working
        • The repository is the point of truth
      • SQL Developer integration
        • Subversion (SVN)
        • Concurrent Versions System (CVS)
        • Other version control systems
    • Getting started
      • Invoking the Files navigator
        • Browsing and editing files
        • Reviewing the file editors
        • Editing other file types
        • Working with the file history
      • Introducing the Versioning Navigator
        • Managing general version control preferences
        • Setting up the repository
          • Working with the Subversion repository
          • Adding CVS repositories
        • Creating connections to a version repository
        • Browsing files in the repository
    • Working with files under version control
      • Placing files under version control
        • Importing files into the repository
          • Working with directories
          • Performing a Check Out after import
        • Refreshing the repository
        • Understanding revision numbers
      • Checking out files
        • Identifying checked out files
        • Tracking the working copy
        • Saving files
          • Pending changes preferences
        • Checking files in
          • Updating the working copy
          • Reverting changes
          • Committing changes to the repository
        • Comparing and merging code
        • Creating patches
    • Summary
  • 8. Importing, Exporting, and Working with Data
    • Exporting data
      • Exporting instance data
        • Setting up the export file
        • Exporting SQL DML
        • Exporting to HTML
        • Supporting export for SQL*Loader
        • Exporting to Microsoft Excel
        • Exporting to XML
      • Exporting DDL (Metadata)
        • Exporting table DDL
        • Selecting multiple tables for DDL export
      • Using the Database Export wizard to export DDL and data
        • Starting the export wizard
        • Selecting objects for generation
        • Specifying objects
        • Specifying data
        • Running the script
    • Importing data
      • Importing data from SQL script files
      • Importing data from XLS and CSV files
      • Creating a table on XLS import
    • Using the Database Copy wizard
      • Comparing the database copy alternatives
      • Running the Database Copy wizard
    • Comparing schemas
    • Summary
  • 9. Database Connections and JDBC Drivers
    • Working with Oracle connections
      • Using alternative Oracle connection types
        • Reviewing the Basic connection
        • Accessing the tnsnames.ora file
        • Accessing LDAP server details
        • Creating advanced connections with JDBC URLs
        • Connecting to Oracle TimesTen
      • Reviewing JDBC drivers
        • Oracle JDBC thin driver (Type IV driver)
        • Oracle JDBC thick driver (Type II driver)
        • SQL Developers shipped drivers
          • Fixing connection errors
      • Using different authentication methods
        • OS Authentication
          • Setting the database environment variables
          • Creating a connection using OS Authentication
        • Using Proxy authentication
        • Using Kerberos authentication
          • Implementing Kerberos authentication in SQL Developer
          • Kerberos authentication using the thin JDBC driver
          • Kerberos authentication using the thick driver
            • Set up the sqlnet.ora file
            • Setting up the user
            • Preparing the authentication ticket
            • Connecting to Oracle using Kerberos, SQLNET, and SQL Developer
        • Using RADIUS authentication
    • Creating non-Oracle database connections
      • Setting up JDBC drivers
        • Using Check for Updates
        • Manually adding JDBC drivers
      • Creating connections to the third-party databases
        • Connecting to IBM DB2
        • Microsoft Access
        • Connecting to Sybase Adaptive Server or Microsoft SQL Server
        • Connecting to MySQL
      • Organizing your connections
        • Creating folders
        • Working with folders
        • Managing folders
        • Exporting and importing connections
    • Summary
  • 10. Introducing SQL Developer Data Modeler
    • Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler
      • Feature overview
      • Integrated architecture
    • Getting started
      • Installing and setting up the environment
        • Oracle clients and JDBC drivers
      • Creating your first models
      • Importing from the Data Dictionary
        • Creating a database connection
        • Using the import wizard
        • Reviewing the results
        • Saving designs
    • Working with diagrams and their components
      • Formatting the elements
        • Changing the default format settings
        • Setting general diagram properties
      • Creating subviews and displays
        • Adding subviews to your design
        • Adding displays
        • Creating a composite view
      • Controlling the layout
        • Adjusting the level of detail displayed
        • Adjusting the width and height across the model
        • Controlling alignment
      • Working with lines
        • Managing lines with elbows
        • Managing straight lines
    • Analysis, design, and generation
      • Flow of work
        • Starting with analysis (top down)
        • Importing existing models (bottom up)
        • Building the relational model
      • Logical models
        • Creating an ERD
          • Creating entities
          • Adding attributes
          • Working with relationships
          • Creating arcs
        • Supporting alternate notations
          • Supporting subtypes and supertypes
      • Creating constraints, domains, and setting default values
        • Working with domains
        • Creating domains
          • Using domains to implement check constraints
        • Assigning domain valid values to an attribute or column
        • Setting valid values at attribute or column level
          • Adding a default value
      • Introducing forward and reverse engineering
        • Forward engineering
        • General engineering dialog features
        • Maintaining the model layout
        • Reverse engineering models
      • Creating relational models
        • Working with the relational model
          • Creating a table and adding columns
          • Including Foreign Key constraints
        • Setting naming standards templates
          • Applying the templates to the model
          • Updating the object names prefix
      • Building the physical model
        • Importing a schema from the data dictionary
        • Creating a new physical model
        • Adding new database sites
        • Reviewing physical properties
        • Propagate properties
      • Generating the DDL
        • Reviewing and applying Design Rules
          • Generating the DDL script
          • Updating an existing schema
    • Integration with Oracle SQL Developer
      • Creating a new model
      • Creating and running reports
        • Setting up the reporting schema
    • Summary
  • 11. Extending SQL Developer
    • Introducing extensibility
      • Extensibility in SQL Developer
      • Who builds extensions?
      • Why extend?
    • SQL Developer XML extension types
      • Adding an XML extension
      • Sharing user-defined reports
      • Adding display editors
        • Examples of display editors
          • Include subpartitions
          • Use restricted queries
          • Add display editors for new navigator nodes
        • Building the XML file for a display editor
      • Working with context menus
        • Adding a context menu to the connections menus
        • Passing parameters
        • Creating a utility using context menus
        • Including the user-defined extension for context menus
      • Adding new nodes to the Connections navigator
        • Including user-defined extensions for a navigator node
        • Adding a new tree to the navigator
          • Adding multiple nodes
        • Reviewing an example
          • Adding support for dimensions
            • Adding a dimensions navigator
            • Adding dimension display editors
            • Adding context menus
        • Working with extensions
          • Controlling existing extensions
            • Adding in new Java extensions
            • Removing extensions
          • Sharing extensions
        • Summary
  • 12. Working with Application Express
    • Setting the scene
      • Setting up in Application Express
        • Creating a workspace and database schema
        • Creating an Application Express user
      • Browsing applications in SQL Developer
        • Creating a connection in SQL Developer
        • Browsing and working with schema objects
        • Browsing the applications
          • Drilling down into lists of values
          • Focusing on pages
        • Mapping objects in SQL Developer to Application Express
      • Tuning SQL and PL/SQL code using SQL Developer
        • Working with Region Source SQL
        • Tuning with Explain Plan
        • Working with PL/SQL code
        • Replacing the anonymous block in Application Express
      • Managing applications in SQL Developer
        • Importing applications
        • Modifying applications
        • Deploying applications
        • Controlling services
      • Reporting on applications using SQL Developer
    • Summary
  • 13. Working with SQL Developer Migrations
    • Introducing SQL Developer Migrations
      • An overview of the migration process
      • Offline or online migration choices
      • Supported third-party databases
    • Setting up your environment
      • Setting up the JDBC drivers
      • Creating third-party connections
      • Accessing non-Oracle databases
        • Browsing database objects
        • Using the SQL Worksheet
      • Managing the repository
        • Creating the repository
        • Associating a repository with a user
      • Planning database connections
        • Setting up the source database connection
        • Setting up the target database connection
    • Migrating
      • Using Quick Migrate
        • The migration
        • Verifying the results
      • Delving into a complex migration
        • Preparing for the migration
          • Offline versus online migration
        • Capturing the model
          • Reviewing the captured model
          • Updating the model
          • Converting objects at a more granular level
        • Converting the model
          • Setting the conversion data mapping
          • Reviewing the logs
          • Translating procedural code
        • Generating the scripts
        • Executing the script
        • Populating the target tables with data
        • Offline migrations
    • Additional migration activities
      • Migration reports
    • Summary
  • Index

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