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Making the Most of Oracle SQL Developer Reports

Overview Oracle SQL Developer (formerly Project Raptor) is Oracle's new multiplatform Graphical User Interface (GUI) for developers and DBAs. Oracle SQL Developer offers many powerful features for developers, including graphical dialog boxes for database object manipulation, SQL worksheets, a PL/SQL editor, and a reporting facility. It's based on the Oracle JDeveloper Java IDE and has an intuitive tree-based navigation structure. The report facility allows reports to be created in two ways: one can choose from a large set of predefined standard data dictionary reports or create a user-defined report. Oracle SQL Developer reports also support bind variables and drill-down reporting.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	HTML
Date Published	July 2006	Downloads	159
Format	White Papers
Topics	Database Applications

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