Oracle SQL Developer for the DBA

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Oracle SQL DeveloperFor the DBA

Jeff SmithJeff.d.smith@oracle.com || @thatjeffsmithSenior Principal Product ManagerDatabase Development Tools Group

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Oracle SQL Developer Overview

Database IDE

4 Million+ Users Worldwide

Windows, OS X, *NIX

Third Party Database Migrations

Data Modeling, Design

Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) Interface

Version 1.1 – 2006

Version 1.2 - 2007

Version 1.5 - 2008

Version 2.1 - 2009

Version 3.0 - 2011

Version 3.1/3.2 - 2012

Version 4.0 - 2013

Version 4.0.3 – 2014

Version 4.1 - Production

History of Database Administration Features

1. Manage DatabaseWhere We Started

Where We Started2. Reports

• Accessed from the View menu

• Add Existing Connections

• Intended for HIGHLY privileged users

Where We Are NowThe DBA Panel, debuted in v3.1

Database ConfigurationSee AND Change Stuff

Database StatusJust the basics

Database StatusRefreshing reports is boring, can’t you do something better?

agents

DB objects

alerts

history

Database StatusDB Instance

• No SYS

• Will show currently executing jobs

Data PumpWizards for Export & Import

Data PumpCurrent Job Running

Data Pump – Scheduled JobsIn the Connections Tree

PerformanceAdded in version 4.0

The Blog Post

PerformanceLet’s Do Some Demo

“This will create the database jobs and server directory and scripts required to kick off RMAN backup and recovery operations initiated from SQL Developer.”

• Requires a SchedulerCredential

RMAN – Kick off Backup & Recovery Actions from the ClientConfiguring RMAN Actions

When I hit ‘Apply’ a new ‘SQLDEV_JOB_XXXXXX.sh’ script is written to the server and EXECUTED.

The work will get logged to a file of the same name (with a .LOG suffix), and you’ll see a ‘BUSY’ throbber widget in SQL Developer telling you the job is running.

When it’s finished you can check the log directly in SQL Developer.

RMAN ActionsWhat we put on the server

Resource ManagersPrevent users from hogging all the resources

SchedulerAdmin stuff, like defining Windows

• Auditing!

• Configure Settings

• View Audit Trails

1. Logins

2. Privs

3. Objects

4. Statements

SecurityUsers, roles, passwords – all that stuff, but ALSO:

StorageTablespaces, temp, archive logs…

• Oracle Multitenant Support

– Manage Pluggable Databases

• Data Redaction

– Manage Redaction Policy

• SQL Translation Framework

– Translating non-Oracle SQL to SQL

Database 12c Feature Support

• Container Databasemanagement

• Accessed via theDBA panel

• Available in version3.2.20.09 and higher

Multitenant

ALTER PLUGGABLE DATABASE PDB2_CLONE UNPLUG INTO ‘PDB2_CLONE.XML’;DROP PLUGGABLE DATABASE PDB2_CLONE KEEP DATAFILES;

Plugging stuff…

Copy/Move up to Oracle Cloud Service

• Packs up PDB

• Chunks it up to our Database Public Cloud Service

• View Progress as it goes up

• Automatically Plugged in & Started Up

• Connect immediately (setup SSH Tunnel)

RedactionOne policy per table

SQL Translation FrameworkInstall translator from SQL Developer

SQL Translation FrameworkManage Translations via the Profile

• Tune your application SQL w/o changing the source code?

What else could this be used for?Substitute SQL when it comes in from the application

• Real Time SQL Monitoring

• Monitor Sessions

• Database Diff– Side by side comparison

between source and target

• Reports

–Data Dictionary Views

–Quality Assurance, Grants/Privileges, Sessions

–User Defined – Customize and Share Reports

Database AdministrationOther stuff not in the DBA Panel

Wait! One more thing…Something that’s not GUI?

• SQL Developer on OTN– www.oracle.com/sqldeveloper

• Feature Exchange– sqldeveloper.oracle.com

• Forums– https://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=260

• Oracle Learning Library– www.oracle.com/oll

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