Integrate new SQL Developer in to JDeveloper

Whether it is possible?

JDev 11g has a newer release of SQL Developer included. Is this what you mean?
From my conversations from Oracle staff, there is no plan to make SQL Dev a plug-in download into JDev. As such we will have to wait for each new JDev release to include an updated SQL Dev.
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Java files open in SQL Developer instead of JDeveloper

JDEV 10.1.3
Windows XP
When I double click a java file, it opens in SQL Developer instead of JDeveloper.
When I right click a java file, and select 'Open With'->jdeveloper, the java file always opens in SQL Developer instead of JDeveloper.
I've tried browsing and choosing all the different executables: jdevw.exe, jdev.exe, jdeveloper.exe. No luck on any of them.
Any help here? Thanks!

Thanks, but that didn't work. I noticed that the "open" action for java file extension is, in fact, set to use the jdeveloper.exe (I also tried jdev.exe and jdevW.exe).
Note: even if I run the jdeveloper.exe on the command line, with a java file as the argument, the java file still opens in SQL Developer, if it is running. (Otherwise it uses JDeveloper)
It's as if JDeveloper and SQL Developer are somehow coupled in the opening of files.

New "SQL Developer Team Announcements" sticky note

In the new SQL Developer Team Announcements sticky note posted a couple of days ago:
<li>Is "SQL Developer Team Announcements" the right title? It appears to be hard enough to get people to read these things anyway, and this suggests that it's either targetted at the SQL Developer Team, or contains information about them.
<li>The SQL Developer Exchange link for Enhancement Requests links to the sticky note, not the Exchange Feature Requests page.
<li>Suggest using "Forum Tips" or some other alternative instead of "Forum Etiquette": "etiquette" too obscure a term?
<li>"When asking a question, provide all the details that someone would need to answer it.": Can these be spelled out? e.g. SQL Developer version, DB version, Java version, OS etc.

Sue, thanks for the prompt attention.
3 sounds good: News, Posting Guidelines, and a FAQ for the rest? (sorry, I'd lump "collateral" in with "etiquette" as clarity goes).
A FAQ with Qs like:
<li>How do I report bugs?
<li>Where do I request enhancements?
<li>Where can I find extensions?
may be the best way to handle the "collateral" as it can retain the same (easily understood title) whilst being extendable to cover virtually anything.
As an example, I think Mark Drake has handled this well on the {forum:id=34} forum.

Howto write SQL Developer Extensions in JDeveloper?

Hello,
we want to develop an extension for SQL Developer. We want this extension to appear in the context menu at the table node. We did pretty well developing the necessary Java classes but now we have the problem to integrate our extension to the context menu. So is there any possibility to do this or where we can find some documentation or examples?
Kind regards
Jürgen

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we want to develop an extension for SQL Developer. We want this extension to appear in the context menu at the table node. We did pretty well developing the necessary Java classes but now we have the problem to integrate our extension to the context menu. So is there any possibility to do this or where we can find some documentation or examples?
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Make sure you use the correct matching versions of the Extension JDK, JDeveloper and sql Developer.
See 1. Adding a Context Menu in the 'How To Create an XML User Defined Extension' example
https://wikis.oracle.com/display/oraclesqldeveloper/How+To+Create+an+XML+User+Defined+Extension
There are several other examples of extensions here
https://wikis.oracle.com/display/oraclesqldeveloper/SQL+Developer+SDK+How+To%27s
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Page: How To Create a Java Defined Extension
Page: How To add a new folder to the database navigator
Page: How To add a new node to the database navigator
Page: How To add a new sub folder to the database navigator
Page: How To create an editor for a Node
Page: How To create a muliselect nodes action
Page: How To create an action (rc context) for a Navigator Node
Page: How To Create an XML User Defined Extension

New SQL Developer 1.5 extension is available

Hello,
I would like to introduce the new release 2.0.1 of:
Schema Version Control for Oracle (SVCO)
It's the integrated version control solution for Oracle database server schema objects! It will track all schema objects changes direct within Oracle database fully automatically! No extra version control tool is required. You can go on and use your favourite IDE for Oracle or even mix different tools. You can also integrate Schema Version Control for Oracle in your own development process. SVCO consists of version control repository and packages. Both are created during installation under SVCO user inside your Oracle database. Please, also have a look at front-end interface for SVCO Plug-In for PL/SQL Developer and SVCO Extension for Oracle SQL Developer. SVCO supports Oracle 11g. Because it's written completely on Oracle PL/SQL it works on any platform supported by Oracle. Schema Version Control for Oracle is the right version control solution for Oracle database server development projects.
Extension for Oracle SQL Developer: the complete SVCO functionality and much more inside Oracle SQL Developer!
Please visit us at:
<SUMsoft Solutions>
web: http://www.sumsoftsolutions.com/

Those versions are ancient, older than SS2008 even.
Go get version 4.0.3 and a jTDS 3.1 driver.
Details here

Java error when connecting with new sql developer 3.1

3.0 worked fine. I over-wrote the old version. so i need to see if i can find it to download.
do i need to download a new version of java? I did the full download which included java. the install nstuctiions(on the download page just say to unzip the file.
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Hi,
For products whose install only involves an unzip, never over-write a previously installed version. From the 3.1 download page:
To install Oracle SQL Developer 3.1 download the file, there is no in-place upgrade available, you must unzip the file into an empty folder.
Regards,
Gary
SQL Developer Team

New SQL Developer Data Modeler : name of attributes of foreign key

Hi,
with designer the name of column of foreign key was the " short name of entity/table master" + "_" + "the name of column attribute of the master table" .
Instead in the sql developer D.M. the system uses directly the name of the column/attribute of the master table and if the name exists in the slave table it uses a number to distinguish them .
So, if i have a table with short name gp and a primmary key id and a slave table with even a column id ,
with the D.M i'll have in the slave table a column named id2; in the designer instead the new column is gp_id .
Is possible to have the same behavior of designer even in the SQL Developer Data Modeler ?
Regards
Gianpaolo Giliberto

Hi Gianpaolo,
the columns of foreign keys are generated without the short name of master tablehow do you define that short name? Table and column have property "Abbreviation" - short name should be set there. You need also to set naming templates in "General Options>Naming Standard>Templates". Templates will be used when foreign key is created or you can apply them in Table dialog or for whole relational model using pop-up menu in the browser.
no foreign key index is generated on foreign key columns I assume, you want it for DDL generation only - this is controlled in "General Options>DDL"
Regards,
Philip

The new SQL Developer keeps hanging!

http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/sql/index.html
SQL Developer give me a break!
I installed this software for the ease of retreival of data from the database, but on the contrary it keeps hanging and has now become a nuisance to use it.
It affects the productivity to a great extent since it keeps me waiting for too long while it fetches data.
Before this I had used Toad(which is not used here anymore), and never had any such problems with it.
In the SQL Developer, the records fetched are now editable. But I don't see that as a boon to us. Infact scrolling through the record to the end has now become a pain. Before to scroll throught a record all you needed to do was press the <-- or
--> keys. Now thats not possible.
Plus, it seems more unstable than the previous version. It just hangs more than before.

-followup-
Hi,
Getting extra popup menuoptions in the navigator is really easy (thanks Kris Rice for the skeleton on http://esdev.sourceforge.net/)
I'll try to rewrite some GeoRaptor code so the menu-options will work for SQL Developer 1.1.
Does anyone know some docs/examples for submenus/icons in the navigator popup ?
--olaf

How to integrate the Data modeler in Sql developer

Hi
How can we integrate the data modeler into sql developer and use the data modeler?
Thanks

Integrating different oracle products (SQL Developer [Data Modeller], JDeveloper, ...) on platforms like Eclipse, Netbeans, JDeveloper Framework is a really missing feature.
JDeveloper has a good approach for integrated Java and database development, but has not immediate benefits from from other development streams like SQL Developer.
On daily work we must use more than three different tools for most common task
- editing stored functions, procedures and packages with SQL-Developer (code formatter in Jdeveloper produces sometimes UNREADABLE code ( So we are using TOAD instead ). Why can't Jdeveloper use SQL-Developer formatting tools in bug fixed verrions from 1.5.5?
- database modelling with SQL Developer Data Modeler without PLSQL package support ???
- database development with JDeveloper, ADF and offline database model without capabilities for logical databse models
Please put them all together!

Sql Developer & Vista 64

I am running Sql Developer on a Vista 64 system that was installed along with 11.1.0.7 DB. The Sql Developer version that came with this installation is 1.1.3 Though I can connect to the database I'm getting the below error when opening up Sql Developer and the help system contains no entries in the contents. Not sure if I can upgrade as I can't even find Vista mentioned in the install guide for 1.1.3 let alone 1.5. Advice? Thanks.
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o.classloader.PolicyClassLoader.access$000(PolicyClassLoader.java:141)
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o.classloader.PolicyClassLoader.loadClass(PolicyClassLoader.java:1639)
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I had the same issue (new SQL Developer not seeing tnsnames.ora file). Once I moved the folder into my ORACLE_HOME, it found it fine. I'm guessing it uses relative addressing (..\network\admin) to locate the tnsnames.ora file. It could also be that defining either ORACLE_HOME or TNS_ADMIN also might work.
I really don't want two versions of SQL Developer (especailly one which doesn't work). What are people's thoughts on deinstalling the version that comes with 11g, and then moving in this sqldeveloper folder into ORACLE_HOME? An install document says that you shouldn't extract the standalone version (either 1.5 or 2.1) on top of the original version (1.3). I can sort of understand that, as it looks like there have been some significant changes (before, it was sqldeveloper.bat; now it's sqldeveloper.exe).
I did do this (deinstall, unzip, then mv of folder), sql developer ran fine (and did see TNS files). I'm assuming since it's no longer in the inventory, I won't have issues with upgrades or CPU patches making changes to it's files (it's effectively sefl-supported now).
The only thing I lost was the shortcut under the Start Menu. Is there an easy (scriptable) way to create this? I need to integrate this into some .bat files, which I've written to semi-automate client installs (ie. main one calls setup with a response file in -silent mode, etc.)
Jeff

Oracle sql developer 1.0.0.15 error

i have aproblem in sql developer when i tried to make new gallery ....when select file>new>filter by >all item and highlight Database Objects there is no Data Mining PL/SQL Package option. i need it to work because iam using oracle data miner 10.2.0.4.3
blease give me asolution urgentley.....thanks

Hi,
SQL Developer 3.0 EA4 contains a the new Data Miner Workflow based interface.
The old Data Miner (10.2/11.1) is in maintenance mode going forward.
This will also mean that we will not porting the old Data Miner PL/SQL Package extension forward to new SQL Developer releases.
However, you can always generate the pl/sql package directly from Data Miner 10.2/11.2 which will generate a file on your client which you can then edit/run using SQL Developer.
Data Miner 11.2 offers sql and sql script generation as well, but it is currently limited to the transformation nodes.
Thanks, Mark

Links for SQL Developer and Data Modeler not working?

Hi folks,
I tried to access the new SQL Developer and Data Modeler links posted in the April 1 message (and on the Oracle site) from a couple of machines with no luck (empty zip files) - is there an update to the links?
Thanks!
Tomo

In Firefox zero length zip. In IE loses connection to downloads.oracle.com.

SQL Developer 3.0 Final Available with Data MIner

A new SQL Developer extension, Oracle Data Miner is the graphical user interface for Oracle Data Mining, an option to the Oracle Database Enterprise Edition. Oracle Data Mining provides in-database functionality that enables users to discover patterns and relationships hidden in their data to predict customer behavior, identify key factors, find new clusters and their profiles, anticipate and combat churn, detect anomalous behavior and solve a wide range of data-driven problems. For more information, visit Oracle Data Miner on OTN http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/options/odm/index.html

Hi Mikka,
Only simple PL/SQL Records are currently supported i.e. those that do not contain repeating or optional components and where all the components are themselves supported. This restriction is in place due to the fact that we use JDBC as the parameter passing mechanism which does not directly support the PL/SQL Record type.
ANYTYPE and ANYDATA are not currently supported as they have a dynamic value type and therefore must be programmatically set. In the future, it may be possible to support these through the dynamic value and and validation features.
This will remain so for the final version.
Regards,
Richard

SQL Developer 3.0 EA2 quick feedback (outdated there is an EA3 now)

Ok, this post is outdated. Once I've tried EA3 I'll give my feedback again, hopefully not just before EA4 or the final release is released.
Since I don't see another way to give feedback about the new SQL Developer EA release, here a brief summary of my findings so far.
1. The "new and improved" SQL History is very very very slow
2. Importing my 5Mb sql history during the migration takes > 1 day, I've aborted this operation. This might be a "show stopper" for some people once the 3.0 version is released.
3. I'm missing a "keep alive" option for connections, to prevent firewalls from closing the connection while idling (true, this won't prevent firewalls from doing so when you are executing a long running query, but you should not run those from sql developer ;)
3.a. an unexpectedly closed connection shouldn't hang up the entire sql developer instance, not really needed if 3 is fixed
4. I love the schema browser, but would love if you could "open and close" the object in the same way as you can in the connection browser
4.a. It would be nice if you could default to a certain schema in the schema browser for a given connection. Perhaps a bit like what's possible with the following plugin: http://www.javaforge.com/project/schemasel
5. I love the new unload data feature, but would be nice if it still had the option to unload to clipboard
5.a. XLS export of big number columns looses precision, for example a number(38) column with all digits used.
And did I mention that the SQL History is very very very slow? This is what prevents me of using the 3.0 SQL Developer, even though I really love the schema browser, which is a great enhancement.
Edited by: user9361780 on Jan 18, 2011 7:00 AM
Edited by: Wessel van Norel on Jan 19, 2011 2:16 AM

823006 wrote:
5.a. XLS export of big number columns looses precision, for example a number(38) column with all digits used.
I believe excel only holds 15 digits of precision.
Edited by: 823006 on Jan 18, 2011 8:14 AMThen it would be nice if you can define the "excel type" of each column. So you can make this number a "string" in the XLS.
Edited by: user9361780 on Jan 18, 2011 9:12 AM

Sql Developer 3.0 Notes

Overall, the new SQL Developer looks very good! I am very excited that you have added a spatial viewer! Bravo!!!
I've noticed the followign issues:
1. If you use the new "password" functionality (taken from SQL Plus, of course) more than once during a user session, it seems to lock up the SQL Developer application. Sometimes, in fact, it will lock it up even with the first.
2. In the Map View, the Show Geometry Context tool does not seem to work for point geometries, and a bit inconsistently for polygons.
3. In the Map View, it would be nice to be able to increase the display size of point geometries.
Thanks,
- Dave Caglarcan

David,
Regarding the MapViewer:
2. In the Map View, the Show Geometry Context tool does not seem to work for point geometries, and a bit inconsistently for polygons.Since the point geometries are small you can always zoom (+) your view to see the points become small circles. You can then easily see context of the point geometries.
Regarding the polygons please provide us with more details ... Usually spatial data is dense therefore please make sure that the data is valid.
3. In the Map View, it would be nice to be able to increase the display size of point geometries.Just zoom (+) and pan around. You can use the Marquee Zoom tool to select your area.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Shounak

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