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This tutorial shows you how to import and export your database objects using Oracle SQL Developer 3.0.

This demonstration compares the use of parallel and serial processing for the same SQL query. This demonstration is associated with lessons 2 and 3 of the Oracle University seminar: Parallel Processing in Oracle 11g.

In this OBE, you learn how to display and customize query results. You learn how to control the column display in the data grid, selectively hide and show columns, determine the order of the column display, filter columns, highlight data values, and save the data grid in a report.

This tutorial focuses on creating, compiling, running and debugging PL/SQL.

This tutorial introduces Oracle SQL Developer 3.0 and shows you how to manage your database objects.

This tutorial shows you how to migrate a Microsoft Access database to Oracle Database 11g using Oracle SQL Developer 3.0.

This tutorial shows you how to develop and diagnose JDBC Programs and Java Classes in Oracle Database 11g Release 2

This tutorial describes how you can debug Oracle PL/SQL from Visual Studio.

This tutorial describes how you can create applications that access Oracle user-defined types with .NET and Visual Studio.

This tutorial describes how you can build ASP.NET web applications that access Oracle Database using Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio.

This tutorial describes how you can create applications that access Oracle user-defined types with .NET and Visual Studio.

The Trace File Analyzer (TFA) Collector Tool is a utility for collecting first failure diagnostics when creating Service Requests with Oracle Support. Using TFA Collector to make diagnostic collections removes questions about what files to collect and upload. TFA knows about all the well known Oracle and operating system diagnostic locations and collects only files that have been modified proximate to problem time specified from any of those well known locations. Larger files are also pruned proximate to problem time specified to reduce the size of the upload. If the system is a clustered environment TFA collects relevant diagnostics from the remote nodes as well. All of this can be accomplished with one simple command.

 

Key features of TFA Collector include:

 

• RAC and single instance non-RAC support
• Time-based collection of relevant files
  • OS
  • Clusterware
  • ASM
  • DB
  • OSW and CHMOS
  •  etc
• Large file pruning
• Cluster-wide time-relevant collections
• Analytics for key files
  • DB alert logs
  • Clusterware alert logs
  • ASM alert logs
  • system messages
  • OSWatcher top and slabinfo data
• Flexible command line interface

 

This demo shows the integration between Oracle GoldenGate and Oracle Coherence. A new Oracle GoldenGate Adapter enables two-way synchronization between the Coherence cache and the Oracle database backing the cache. Data stored in the cache through Java APIs is checkpointed to the underlying Oracle table. Conversely, data stored directly into the Oracle table is automatically propagated to the Coherence cache.

This set of OBEs shows you how to use SQL Developer to find tuning information.

This tutorial shows how to use the Database Copy feature using Oracle SQL Developer 3.1