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dbForge Studio for Oracle

dbForge Studio for Oracle is a powerful Oracle database development environment that provides you versatile data editing tools for managing in-database and external data. It allows you to synchronize data between different Oracle servers and automate schema change management process during development.

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  1. In dbForge for SQL Server we have direct support for Surround SCM source code management system.
    Would be great if we can see this in dbForge for Oracle too.

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  2. Need confirm dialog when clearing bookmarks

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  3. It would be nice if i can select multiple schemas for creating snapshots. "New Schema Comparison" window design is very handy and can be take as an example.

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  4. Then i use query with many param i need write all it into the parameters table hand by hand.

    select :p1,:p2,:p3,:p4,:p5,:p6,:p7,:p8,:p9,:p10 from dual

    please add textbox what i put m.b. JSON as:
    {p1:1,p2:2,p3:3,p4:4,p5:5,p6:6,p7:7,p8:8,p9:9,p10:10} and it asserted to query and used in execute.
    And can optuinal add type:
    {p1:[1,number],p2:[2,number], p3:3,p4:4,p5:5,p6:6,p7:7,p8:8,p9:9,p10:10} with varchar2 as default

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  5. "Compile" button for packages and procedures

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  6. Export current result set as insert statement to file and to clipboard (how is it in toad). Quick preview of the selected object (like F4 in Toad).

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  7. I'd like to be able to create a folder(s) in the Database Explorer Window based on a filter. For example...
    Create a folder named Customer Tables. The folders contents are based on the filter "table_name like 'CUST%'".
    Maybe even mix object types so I can see all customer tables and stored procedures.

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  8. Reports allow to add C# scripting for specific events. This is a great feature, but the editor used to write c# is really poor, basic. No intellisense, no indentation, etc...
    I think it could be great to use a better editor.
    Thank you

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  9. It would be helpful to generate C# POCO sourcecode right inside dbForge Studio.

    Right click on table or view => Generate script as => C# POCO

    I use code first approach, but structure changes are made directly in the database.
    Of course I use VS if I have to create a complete new c# model from a database. But for single tables / views it would be a timesaver, to generatet the POCO C# sourcecode in dbForge and then copy-paste it to VS (especially with Oracle).

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  10. When editing a table with a column that has an Identity specification, set the initial value to the max value of the existing data in the identity column plus the increment so that PK Constraints aren't triggered on subsequent insert. Possibly prompt to perform this?

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  11. vi key-bindings in sql editor would be amazing!

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  12. A possibility to compare the source code of an object in different schemas, something like an extra option on left mouse over the object tree, "Compare to another schema?" "Compare to external file?". Because compare databases is something unreal.

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  13. As you see an invalid object, double clicking it, you could go to the object declaration to fix the problem, returning to the invalid object manager after that!

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  14. When i double click on a table should exist a tab that shows a model diagram of the selected table and his relations (Primary Key and Secondary Key) to other tables.
    That way i can quickly visualize the connections between the table i selected and his relatives.
    This functionality already exist in Oracle's SqlDeveloper.

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  15. Currently only the text of an SQL statement seems to be copied (CTRL+C). It would be great if the formatting could be retained. This way the formatted text could be inserted e.g. into Word for documentation purposes.

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  16. Sorting! Just "must be" feature.

    Ability to search connection by typing in "LIKE '%searchstring%" algorythm.

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  17. Allow user to place the select statement of datasource inside, for instance ,a specific sheet of Excel.

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  18. like the one in sql developer that allow a dinamic instant filter for object type

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  19. When logging the query execution INCLUDE the Line# of the first line executed in parenthesis. Really useful if you executed a chunk of code.

    Currently:
    -- 6:11:56 PM --
    testUSPNightly_related.sql: Query opened in 0.009s [0.008s exec, 0.001s fetch]

    Suggestion:
    -- 6:11:56 PM --
    testUSPNightly_related.sql (239): Query opened in 0.009s [0.008s exec, 0.001s fetch]

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  20. Hi,
    dbForge posts after an export/import a protocol with number of rows, errors, etc.
    Not listed is the file exported/imported or the used table.
    For those users exporting/importing some tables in parallel this would be helpful!

    Ronald

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