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Oracle SQL Developer Soars

Overview Every craftsman needs a workbench. With a good workbench, people have room to work. Tools are at hand for immediate use and yet out of the way when not required. Ultimately, a good workbench is an extension of the person using it. Oracle has just released such a workbench in the form of Oracle SQL Developer (formerly code-named Project Raptor). It is a "Workbench" with a clean yet powerful GUI interface. Using Oracle SQL Developer, one can browse all the objects in a database schema; edit, test, and format SQL statements; edit the database data; debug PL/SQL blocks; develop and run management reports; and more. This paper demonstrates how to use Oracle SQL Developer to complete a variety of common tasks very quickly.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	HTML
Date Published	May 2006	Downloads	4
Format	White Papers
Topics	Database Applications

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