SQL Developer 3.1 Early Adopter 3 Available

Hi,
See announcement posting:
https://forums.oracle.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=1730
Thanks, Mark

Can , sure. Advisable , not officially.
Your call...
Regards,
K.

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Can SQL Developer 3.1 Early adopter be used on production ?

Can , sure. Advisable , not officially.
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K.

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When I edit PL/SQL packages or sql queries in SQL Developer 4.0 Early Adopter 2,
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Sometimes SQL Developer freezes.
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This has been raised/documented fixed in future releases here:
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With EA2 there is always an error message shown like "unkown command" with some strange characters "��" in the script logging window.
The sql-scripts are located in a filesystem folder the os environment variable SQLPATH points to.
In Version 4.0.x this worked perfect! Is this a planned "feature" or just a bug in EA2 fixed in later EA versions?
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Matthias

Hi,
with encoding set to utf8 it does not work. Don't know why. After setting the encoding to "cp1252" everything works fine again! Thank you very much!
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The DBMS output is not working in 3.0.02.83. Whenever i turn on the DBMS Output for a DB connection nothing happens. I run the same script in older versions and it works. The script could be as simple as a small anonymous block with a print statement (dbms_output.put_line)

Currently it's broken but you have a workaround
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Hope it helps,
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SQL Developer 3.0 EA Migrations available

SQL developer 3.0 is available now as an EA which has several new and improved features to help you with your migration project
1. Server migration for Sybase and Sql Server
2. SQL Sever 2008 support
3. Copy to Oracle functionality - right click on a table and copy it and it's data to Oracle
4. Application Scanning for identifying database calls in your application
5. Full command line support
6. New migration wizard to simplify the migration process.
And many more!
I'll blog about these over the next few weeks going into detail on what's new and improved.
B

Hi,
There are differentiation between certified and supported.
See Sue's comment on the following thread to have a better idea of this :
Re: SQL Developer with Oracle 9i
9i is supported, not certified.
From your lists, anything which are not listed, hopefully are still supported.
Not sure for SQL Server 2008, though.
Regards,
Buntoro

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

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same result.
This works with previous version.

There is now an "switch to write-mode" button in the top left hand corner next to the pin (looks like a broken pencil). Have you tried that?

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Hallo!
We want to use Oracle SQL Developer Migration Workbench Early Adopter for migrate some Databases from SQL 2000 to Oracle 10g R2 (on XP SP2 SQL Developer 1.1.2.25.79).
The first Database we can migrate to Oracle. The Loader files in OMW are better!
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Michael

Michael,
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Hi All
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I would appreciate if any once could share any link which contains a patch to upgrate to EA2 from EA1
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Hi Avinash,
as it is mentioned in the official release notes page (Oracle SQL Developer 4.0 Early Adopter Release Notes):
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Hi,
Saxon is just an option, you don't need it by default.
Could be permissions problem. What are you working on i.e. OS? What java version do you use?
Even though you have specified directory for the reports do you have permissions to write there?
Report generation directories priority is:
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2. /datamodeler/reports/
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You must have permissions somewhere on these directories. On the other hand you are saying that report_data.xml is generated so you have permissions.
Okay. Now I saw a bug in 710. When you click "Generate report" there are progress dialogs and result dialog, but if you meanwhile click somewhere or change focus, these dialogs are hiding below main "Reports" dialog i.e. you are not seeing them. If you use Alt+Tab the result dialog will popup. This bug is fixed in the next release.
So you must see either result dialog or error dialog at the end of report generation. If not check with Alt+Tab if it is not hidden somewhere below and if there is no such dialog close the DataModeler and check the log file for some error.
There is SQL Developer Data Modeler 3.3 Early Adopter Available.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/datamodeler/downloads/datamodeler-33-ea-1869055.html
Above issue is fixed there and report is opening automatically.
Edited by: Dimitar Slavov on Nov 29, 2012 11:53 PM

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Thanks
Freddie

Could you explain the last comment a bit more. Here is a bit more info just in case I touch on the info with it. The db schema is BPAMGR, the Workspace is BPAMGR. We use the same schema for all of our reporting. All of our tables are in the same schema. We don't use any tables outside of this schema. Our APEX workspace has been associated to only this schema. The tables are able to be queried by SQL Workshop in the same APEX instance that the report application is under.
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Oracle SQL Developer 1.2 Patch 1 (1.2.1.32.00) is Now available

Hi,
I have just posted the announcement that the latest patch release for SQL Developer is now available. The updated Check for Updates should be available from 1pm PST (16 Aug). So if you are ahead of the game, please give this another hour.
The Check for Updates does an automatic restart of SQL Developer, but you still need to do a second restart or you will not see the SQL Worksheet.
Finally we have updated the Statement of Direction with the main themes we plan to address in the next release.
For all document and download links, please see the main SQL Developer page on OTN.
Regards
Sue

Hi,
I have just posted the announcement that the latest patch release for SQL Developer is now available. The updated Check for Updates should be available from 1pm PST (16 Aug). So if you are ahead of the game, please give this another hour.
The Check for Updates does an automatic restart of SQL Developer, but you still need to do a second restart or you will not see the SQL Worksheet.
Finally we have updated the Statement of Direction with the main themes we plan to address in the next release.
For all document and download links, please see the main SQL Developer page on OTN.
Regards
Sue

SQL Developer Extension, GeoRaptor Release 2.1.1 (Build 3) now available

Cross Post.
See details at: GeoRaptor Release 2.1.1 (Build 3) Available for SQL Developer
regards
Simon Greener

Hi,
The original GeoRaptor had some documentation but it has not been updated.
It is a task on the development list but it has a low priority next to the developments we have planned for the next release. (The main ones being the ability to map the whole, or part, of a SELECT statement executed in a SQL Worksheet - including export to shapefile; the addition of multiple SRID-aware Views to enhance the current single, SRID-unaware view; length/area tools; line and polygon selection tools.)
The attribute and geometry tabs in the pane in the lower half of the spatial view will appear when an "identify" operation is executed and selected data exists.
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Remember, GeoRaptor is an open source, community driven tool. If you want to help by writing documentation eg a simple one page wiki page on how to validate geometry etc (it doesn't have to be a whole manual), or contribute code, let us know. Or if you simply like the tool or want an enhancement, let us know.
It is hard writing a tool in the vacuum of one's own experience (no matter how considerable that might be) in a land far, far away (I live in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia), to let us know how we are going......
regards
Simon

GeoRaptor Release 2.1.1 (Build 3) Available for SQL Developer

Folks,
On 7th July the GeoRaptor development team released version 2.1.1 Build 3 into the public domain.
It can be downloaded from:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/georaptor
This release has a very large list of functional additions and enhancements. A summary of these can be read at the GeoRaptor wiki:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/georaptor/index.php?title=Main_Page
For example, now you can run VALIDATE_GEOMETRY_WITH_CONTEXT and actually have GeoRaptor take you to the errors that are described in the error string that the Oracle function returns! There may be other tools that do this, but I do not know of them: just this functionality would justify the expense of buying GeoRaptor if you had to pay for it, but you don't!
Please download the release from our central site and recommend it to other users of SQL Developer and Spatial.
Also, if you find bugs (a bug in the handling of null geometries in the validate geometry menu has already been fixed - no patch is available as yet for this) or want to request enhancements please visit the GeoRaptor SourceForge page and enter your bug/enhancement request.
Finally, GeoRaptor is an open source development project. If you want to join and help in any way (not just programming), just let us know.
regards
Simon

Hi,
The original GeoRaptor had some documentation but it has not been updated.
It is a task on the development list but it has a low priority next to the developments we have planned for the next release. (The main ones being the ability to map the whole, or part, of a SELECT statement executed in a SQL Worksheet - including export to shapefile; the addition of multiple SRID-aware Views to enhance the current single, SRID-unaware view; length/area tools; line and polygon selection tools.)
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Remember, GeoRaptor is an open source, community driven tool. If you want to help by writing documentation eg a simple one page wiki page on how to validate geometry etc (it doesn't have to be a whole manual), or contribute code, let us know. Or if you simply like the tool or want an enhancement, let us know.
It is hard writing a tool in the vacuum of one's own experience (no matter how considerable that might be) in a land far, far away (I live in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia), to let us know how we are going......
regards
Simon

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