Oracle SQL Developer version 4.0 New Features Overview

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This document summarizes the new features of Oracle SQL Developer version 4.0. It discusses improvements to the user interface, performance enhancements, expanded database support, improved data modeling tools, enhanced reporting functionality, and many bug fixes. Version 4.0 offers a redesigned find object tool, database cart for object comparisons, faster report design, cloneable object editors, and usability improvements. It also requires Java 7 and supports the latest Subversion version.

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Oracle SQL Developer
What’s New in Version 4.0
Jeff Smith
Senior Principal Product Manager
jeff.d.smith@oracle.com

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Agenda
 A Brief History of the Product
 Overview of New Features
 Questions as We Go

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Oracle SQL Developer Overview
 Database IDE
 2,500,000+ users worldwide
 Windows, OS X, *NIX
 Administer APEX Listener
 Deploy to Oracle Cloud

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SQL Developer Release History
 Project Raptor (2005) ~ Oracle SQL Developer v1.0 (2006)
 Version 1.5 (2008)
 Version 2.1 (2009)
 Version 3.0 (2011)
 Version 3.1, 3.2 (2012)
Version 4.0 Summer 2013

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Support for Other Oracle Database Products
Times Ten
Data Miner
XML DB
Spatial & Graph

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SQL Developer Data Modeling
Strategy and Analysis
Relational
Database Design
Data Type
Star Schema Physical
Multidimensional
ERD DFD
Logical
Reporting
Import Models
Domains

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What’s New? Pretty Much Everything 

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Under The Covers
 Now Requires Java 7 JDK
 Now Supports Subversion 1.7
 Smaller Memory Footprint, faster load times
 Better Command Line Interface

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New & Improved: #1 Find DB Object
 Search 1 or more Schemas
 Search 1 or more Categories
 Standard Editor for Results
 full screen, easier browsing
 pin results for later

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New & Improved: #2 Database Cart
 Multiple Carts
 Before & After Object Scripting
 Before & After INSERT Scripting
 Compare Cart w/DB or Carts
 Invoke DB Copy based on Cart
 Command Line Interface

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 Editor loads faster
 See Report as You Design It
 New chart options
 Command Line Run -> HTML
New & Improved: #3 Reports

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Reports + Command Line Interface = HTML

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New & Improved: #4 Look & Feel
 Float & Clone
Object Editors!
 Editor tabs can
be reordered
 ‘Cleaner’
window rendering

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New & Improved: #5 Potpourri
Semantic Analysis Info Tips
 ‘Explode’ * to column names
 Auto-add GROUP BY clauses
 Find missing statement delimiters
 Yes, you CAN disable these 

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New & Improved: #5 Potpourri
Temporal Data Type Editors
 Calendar pickers
 dates
 timestamps
 intervals

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And much, much more!
 Tons of productivity enhancements
 2 Top #10 Exchange Features
implemented
 color coded connections
 GIT
 Many hundreds of bug fixes
 Ready to rock and roll with Oracle
Database 12c

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Oracle SQL Developer version 4.0 New Features Overview

1. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Click icon to add picture Oracle SQL Developer What’s New in Version 4.0 Jeff Smith Senior Principal Product Manager [email protected]

4. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Oracle SQL Developer Overview  Database IDE  2,500,000+ users worldwide  Windows, OS X, *NIX  Administer APEX Listener  Deploy to Oracle Cloud

5. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. SQL Developer Release History  Project Raptor (2005) ~ Oracle SQL Developer v1.0 (2006)  Version 1.5 (2008)  Version 2.1 (2009)  Version 3.0 (2011)  Version 3.1, 3.2 (2012) Version 4.0 Summer 2013

7. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. SQL Developer Data Modeling Strategy and Analysis Relational Database Design Data Type Star Schema Physical Multidimensional ERD DFD Logical Reporting Import Models Domains

9. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Under The Covers  Now Requires Java 7 JDK  Now Supports Subversion 1.7  Smaller Memory Footprint, faster load times  Better Command Line Interface

10. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. New & Improved: #1 Find DB Object  Search 1 or more Schemas  Search 1 or more Categories  Standard Editor for Results  full screen, easier browsing  pin results for later

11. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. New & Improved: #2 Database Cart  Multiple Carts  Before & After Object Scripting  Before & After INSERT Scripting  Compare Cart w/DB or Carts  Invoke DB Copy based on Cart  Command Line Interface

15. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. New & Improved: #5 Potpourri Semantic Analysis Info Tips  ‘Explode’ * to column names  Auto-add GROUP BY clauses  Find missing statement delimiters  Yes, you CAN disable these 

17. Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. And much, much more!  Tons of productivity enhancements  2 Top #10 Exchange Features implemented  color coded connections  GIT  Many hundreds of bug fixes  Ready to rock and roll with Oracle Database 12c

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