Looking for tool - for manage Oracle database

hi
i looking for tool that i can make tables, run querys, make backup .....
on Oracle 11.2.0 64bit
i'am looking for any graphical tool (like sql-server tool)
thanks in advance

You didn't see you've answered your own question: you posted inside the SQL Developer tool forum ;)
Have fun with it,
K.

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-> <a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/50/7dd41742210144aee3fdee21c553eb/content.htm">BRTools in Detail</a>
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Have any GUI tools to backup oracle database(s) ?

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I want to know is any oracle's tool or third party tools to backuping oracle database?
Thank you!
Francis SZE

Devotee wrote:
Hi,
I want to know is any oracle's tool or third party tools to backuping oracle database?
Thank you!
Francis SZE
Use RMAN through enterprise manager
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We want to save the data using datapump or rman from time to time and and store the exports/backups on tapes. The issue we don't want to face in the future is , if Oracle deprecates the methodology we used to save the data in 2012, we no longer have a way to retrieve the data into a database 10 years from now.
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Won't an intelligent compression algorithm take care of a lot of the overhead for that?
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That's certainly a valid point to make and one that the OP can test. And because the duplicated metadata is identical and in the same physical row location there may be compression algorithms that can reduce it to just one set.
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Your other point was probably more important than these or anything previously mentioned.
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perform restores of the entire database every couple of years or so to make sure that your
database isn't degrading
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Regardless of the format and media used to backup the data it is important to verify the integrity of the backup periodically.
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i have oracle 8 release. i tried all my best to connect but i
can't. please help me. whenever i compile JdbcCheckup.java file
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but whenever i run JdbcCheckup class file then it will generate an
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driver. please help me in details so that i overcome this problem.
because i am student of B.sc. in CIS of final year. i need to submit
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email - [email protected]

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Syntax for Data Pump in Oracle Database 11g

Hi, thanks to all. i myself clarifying many doubts by refering the POSTS in this Forum.
I need the syntax for the Data Pump in Oracle 11g.
Could you post the syntax plese.
Thanks & Regards..

Hello,
You may have all the options in Datapump by typing the statements belows:
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Best regards,
Jean-Valentin
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