Oracle Capabilities
When data manipulation is required while developing an application, you can access many functions of your Oracle database directly. Here you will learn about:
- How to use Oracle features
- Node types and features
This feature is available in MyEclipse.
1. Using Oracle Features
When developing applications in MyEclipse that require data manipulation, you have direct access to many functions of your Oracle database.
Browse, create and edit Oracle types:
- Synonyms
- Views
- Sequences
- Triggers,
- Stored Procedures
- Functions
- Packages
- Package Bodies
- Java Procedures
- Sessions
- Database Links
- Monitor (active sessions, top SQL, jobs)
- Security (user info)
- Instance information (system paramters, table space, etc.)
Execute and test services for:
- Stored Procedures
- Functions
- Packages
Generate metadata:
- Extract in XML form
- Extract in DDL form
Additional Details views are provided for:
- Dependent Objects
- Privileges
- Status
2. Node Types & Features
Synonym
Synonym features
View
View features
View Extract DDL
View Extract XML
Sequence
Sequence features
Package
Package features
Package Body
Package body features
Function
Function features
Procedure
Procedure features
Trigger
Trigger features
Session
Session features
Java Source
Java source features
Database Link
Database link features
Monitor
Session Information
Top SQL
Security
Security Information
Instance
Instance Information
3. Resources
- Oracle databases for development use are available from Oracle Technology Network
- To learn more about JDBC visit Sun Microsystems.