Oracle SQL Developer question

Not using SQLPlus, so don't suggest to use.
In Oracle SQL Developer, I'd like to set up an SQL statement so that the user is prompted for a portion of the query condition? Is this possible, if so kindly provide example :)P

user11210446 wrote:
Not using SQLPlus, so don't suggest to use.
In Oracle SQL Developer,
Not using right forum, so suggest you use that.
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Hi, I am a newbie to this forum and couldn't find the Oracle SQL Developer forum so posting it here.
My question: How to display multiple query results in grid in Oracle SQL Developer.
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select * from Employee;
select * from Department;
- when I select both the queries and hit F5 in Oracle sql developer. By default it displays in output window.
- How to display result of both the queries in Grid.
Any thoughts on this would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Harsh

Hi Harsh,
I'd say that the Results grid is designed to only show the results of 1 query at a time. I don't know/can't see how it would display multiple queries at a time.
I would suggest either joining your tables to create a single query or opening another SQL Worksheet for one of the queries so that you can display the results side-by-side.
Maybe you could explain what you're trying to do. Why are you trying to display multiple results in the same query grid?

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885173 wrote:
EdStevens, thanks for your quick answer, sorry for my explain was doesn't clear, i open oracle sql developer and choose new connection i set connection name system_orcl username:system password:*i set my password that i create when i setup database*
-Now the link that i got after finish install database is https://Ahmed-HP:1158/em so i have question about this point Hostname and port if the link to access database is this https://Ahmed-HP:1158/em so this mean i typing at Hostname:localhost and port:1158 ?
because the message when i test connection always is filed and I'm sure i typing username and password and SID:orcl as i set when install database.port 1158 is what the dbcontrol (Oracle Enterprise Manager) is listening on. OEM is NOT the database. As far as the database is concerned, OEM is "just another client".
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Can anyone help me to learn the DataModeler in Oracle SQL Developer?

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> I found that the OUT PUT is different for perticular column.
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So to repeat - RENDERING IS DONE BY THE CLIENT.
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Can i run all the SQL And PL/SQL in Oracle SQL Developer?

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Interesting way of putting it.
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Currently i am using Oracle SQL Developer as my Database IDE .
Is it possible to use Orqcles SQLDeveloper for the purpose of Optimizing an SQL Query ??
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Oracle sql developer issue...

Hi,
I am using "Oracle Sql Developer" to access the database.I am not able to see any existing table when click on "Tables" in the object browser.But i am able to query the table.
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Import data using Excel and Oracle SQL Developer - I need some help

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Edited by: Keith Jamieson on Mar 9, 2009 1:45 PM

Newbie to Oracle SQL Developer

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