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Oracle Tools and Bindings with languages

Explore Oracle DB administrative tools & installations guide, focusing on PL/SQL Developer features, setup, and functionalities for effective database management.

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Oracle Tools and Bindings with languages

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  1. Oracle Tools and Bindings with languages Mariusz Piorkowski, Dr. Andrea Valassi, Sebastien Ponce, Zbigniew Baranowski, Jose Carlos Luna Duran, Rostislav Titov

  2. Agenda • Oracle DB administrative tools – Me • Java – Rostislav • OCI – Andrea • OCCI – Sebastien • Perl – Jose Carlos Luna • Python – Zbigniew Oracle Tools and Bindings with languages - 2

  3. Oracle DB administrative tools Agenda • How to install and configure it? • How they work? • How efficiently we can use them? • Tips & hints, • Examples DB administrative tools - 3

  4. DB administrative tools What tools: • PL/SQL Developer, • SQL Developer, • Golden 6.0, • SQLPLUS – rlwrap, • … • … • … • … DB administrative tools - 4

  5. PL/SQL Developer What is PL/SQL Developer? • PL/SQL Developer is an Integrated Development Environment that is specifically targeted at the development. • PL/SQL Developer has its focus on PL/SQL development. But don’t underestimate the possibilities of the SQL Command Window. DB administrative tools - 5

  6. PL/SQL Developer - installation • System requirements • PL/SQL Developer will run on: • Windows all release so far, • Mac OS – is not supported - but you can run on Virtual Machine like CrossOver more installation info: http://dgielis.blogspot.fr/2010/09/plsql-developer-on-osx.html • Linux – not support as well - but on a Linux box you can use Wine – more info: http://johanlouwers.blogspot.fr/2008/09/plsql-developer-on-linux.html • The supported Oracle Server versions are 7.x, 8.x, 8i, 9i, 10g and 11g on any platform. • To connect to an Oracle database, PL/SQL Developer requires a 32-bit SQL*Net, Net 8, Net 9, Net 10 • or Net 11 version, in other hand it • require Oracle Instant Client (32-bit) DB administrative tools - 6

  7. PL/SQL Developer - installation Easy installation? – steps (for Windows) 1) Download PL/SQL Developer (9.0.6) from DFS: G:\Applications\AllroundAutomations 2) Run the setup, 3) Download Oracle Instant Client 32-bit version from Oracle site, http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/features/instant-client/index-097480.html 4) Unpack it under C:\ProgramFiles\InstantClient, 5) Create directories C:\ProgramFiles\InstantClient\network\admin, 6) Create or past inside above directory tnsnames.ora file, 7) Launch PL/SQL Developer, DB administrative tools - 7

  8. PL/SQL Developer – first start up If you started PL/SQL Developer without connecting to DFS, go to: Tools > Preferences > Oracle / Connection you can select the Oracle Home with the correct TNSNAMES.ORA file. tnsnames.ora file directory OCI.dll library location DB administrative tools - 8

  9. PL/SQL Developer – first start up PL/SQL Developer - setup at CERN We don’t need to create additional network/admin directories inside InstantClient directory. Instead of that we can specify location of tnsnames.ora file on DFS: G:\Applications\Oracle\ADMIN\tnsnames.ora tnsnames.ora file will be always up to date DB administrative tools - 9

  10. PL/SQL Developer – first start up • Main window New Window New Connection Execute (F8) DB administrative tools - 10

  11. PL/SQL Developer • SQL Window- Develop, run, test, tune etc… DB administrative tools - 11

  12. PL/SQL Developer • SQL Window – Single query window DB administrative tools - 12

  13. PL/SQL Developer • SQL Window – Run multiple SQL statements DB administrative tools - 13

  14. PL/SQL Developer • SQL Window – Create a graph based on the result DB administrative tools - 14

  15. PL/SQL Developer • SQL Window – Export query results DB administrative tools - 15

  16. PL/SQL Developer • SQL Window – Previous or Next SQL query DB administrative tools - 16

  17. PL/SQL Developer • Command Window DB administrative tools - 17

  18. PL/SQL Developer • Command Window – SQL *Plus like environment DB administrative tools - 18

  19. PL/SQL Developer • Command Window – Built in script editor DB administrative tools - 19

  20. PL/SQL Developer • Program Window • Multi-level undo & redo, • Bookmarks • Block indent & unindent • Powerful find & replace with • reqular expressions • A macro recorder and library • Column editing • Split editing • And more… DB administrative tools - 20

  21. PL/SQL Developer • Program Window DB administrative tools - 21

  22. PL/SQL Developer • Test/Debug Window DB administrative tools - 22

  23. PL/SQL Developer • Test Window • Debug your program • Show values of variables • Set breakpoints • Unconditionally • Use Condition • Use Message • Don’t Break • Use Pass Count DB administrative tools - 23

  24. PL/SQL Developer • Table editor – create table directly by predefine interface DB administrative tools - 24

  25. PL/SQL Developer • Table editor • Define table • Define columns • Define constraints • Define indexes • Etc… DB administrative tools - 25

  26. PL/SQL Developer • Table editor – get the SQL script Save SQL to file … Copy SQL to clipboard Open in command window DB administrative tools - 26

  27. PL/SQL Developer • Diagram Window DB administrative tools - 27

  28. PL/SQL Developer • Diagram Window • Create diagrams by dragging objects • Setting automatic foreign key relations • Show and hide specific items DB administrative tools - 28

  29. PL/SQL Developer – Tips & Tricks • Tips & Tricks • Drag a table, view or procedure to a SQL or Program Window, • Right click on any database-object anywhere, • Change the hotkeys to fit your needs, • Place frequently used connect strings in the log-in pop-list, DB administrative tools - 29

  30. PL/SQL Developer – Other features • Export User Objects • Compare User Objects in two schemas • Event Monitor (monitor messages sent to pipes) • Sessions overview • Export/Import tables • SQL Inserts • Oracle export format • PL/SQL Developer dump format More info: http://www.allroundautomations.com/plsqldev.html DB administrative tools - 30

  31. SQL Developer • What is Oracle SQL Developer? • - Oracle SQL Developer is a free graphical tool for database development. Using SQL Developer, you can browse database objects, run SQL statements and SQL scripts, and edit and debug PL/SQL statements. • Free download from Oracle website: • http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/sql-developer/downloads/index.html • System requirements • SQL Developer can connect to any Oracle Database version 9.2.0.1 and • later and runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX. DB administrative tools - 31

  32. SQL Developer Advantages • No need to install anything, simple unzip downloaded package and software is ready to use, • Portable – copy unzipped files on flash drive and you can use it on any PC, • You can connect in parallel to several different databases, NOT NECESSERY, SPECIALLY WHEN YOU MISSED TEST DATABASE WITH PRODUCTION … DB administrative tools - 32

  33. SQL Developer • First connection New DB connection DB administrative tools - 33

  34. SQL Developer • Main window DB administrative tools - 34

  35. SQL Developer • Run a query DB administrative tools - 35

  36. SQL Developer • Generate explain plan (F10) – really handy to optimize SQL queries DB administrative tools - 36

  37. SQL Developer • SQL Tuning Advisor (Ctrl+F12) – written recommendations how improve SQL statement DB administrative tools - 37

  38. SQL Developer • Query Builder DB administrative tools - 38

  39. SQL Developer • Edit objects DB administrative tools - 39

  40. SQL Developer • Export results – interesting option Publish to APEX DB administrative tools - 40

  41. SQL Developer • Publish to APEX DB administrative tools - 41

  42. SQL Developer • Extensions DB administrative tools - 42

  43. SQL Developer • Extensions – e.g. Insider (live monitoring) DB administrative tools - 43

  44. SQL Developer • Much more features like: • Reports, • DBA tools, • you can create your own database, • Data modeler, • Browser, • Migration wizard • Enables the migration of third party database on to Oracle • etc… More info: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12151_01/index.htm DB administrative tools - 44

  45. Benthic - Golden 6.x • Golden 6.x - Is much more simpler tools that two previous one but still quite handy for SQL statements. • System requirements - Golden is available only for Windows, however the same like for PL/SQL Developer we can use workaround to install it on MacOS and Linux, - Oracle Instant Client 32-bit is necessary. DB administrative tools- 45

  46. Benthic - Golden 6.x • Installation steps - Copy the Instant Client dll's to C:\Oracle - Put C:\Oracle at the beginning of PATH system variable, - Copy tnsnames.ora to C:\Oracle - Add the system variable TNS_ADMIN with a value of C:\Oracle - Set the OCI DLL field of Golden's Login Options window to "C:\Oracle\oci.dll" (you will have to restart Golden after setting this value).

  47. Benthic - Golden 6.x • Login DB administrative tools - 47

  48. Benthic - Golden 6.x • Main window – simple view but sometimes is exactly what we need DB administrative tools - 48

  49. Benthic - Golden 6.x • Simple query building DB administrative tools - 49

  50. Benthic - Golden 6.x • DBMS Output window (F10) - for PL/SQL scripts DB administrative tools - 50

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