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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.

http://www.devart.com/dbforge/oracle/studio/

dbForge Studio for Oracle

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  1. Open the possibility to have dbforge studio with another language that english...

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  2. Allow user to select part of SQL statement and when the user clicks the comment button, only the selected portion of SQL is commented out.

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  3. This is especially important if you are copying query results into Excel. You would normally want the absence of values to appear as blanks, rather than appear to be a value called "(null)".

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  4. It is easier to open a light-weight comparison result export for large amount of data

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  5. It could be possible that the product check hidden parameters against Oracle suggestion .( e.g: We are using streams, but log miner and other hidden parameters need resources, so we need to compare with Oracle parameter suggestion

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  6. Implement numbered bookmarks that can be set using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Shift-number

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  7. Example:
    select t.col1 ,
    t.col2

    /* if I not put comma then next "t." not have columns in dropdown*/
    t.

    from table1 t

    if I insert t. between previously written columns

    t.col1,
    t.
    t.col2

    columns in dropdown not exist.

    Make spellchecker disable by settings

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  8. I do a lot of copy/paste of SQL to and from Java, so Toad's one-click "turn this SQL into code" or "turn this code into SQL" is invaluable

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  9. 1 vote
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  10. dbForge Studio for Oracle should provide users with the ability to split the editor window horizontally. This feature should be equivalent to that provided by tools such as Microsoft's Visual Studio. This feature will be specially helpful while working with large Oracle Package Bodies or Stored Procedures.

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  11. 1 vote
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  12. Ability to navigate back to the previous position in the SQL script after the quick navigation (jump), for instance, when clicking the function or after searching and navigating to the object, or after navigating to the procedure by CTRL+Click.

    This functionality is present in most IDEs.

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  13. Also, in case of need, ability to select an item from the drop-down list in order to modify the object. Just as it's implemented in Data Editor (very useful function).

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  14. For procedures/functions - navigate to their definitions in the package body.

    For tables - navigate to Table Editor.

    For views - navigate to the view's data.
    etc.

    This functionality is present in most IDEs. Why not implement it here?

    4 votes
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  15. The length can be defined as:

    1. The maximum length of data in the column.
    2. The size of the DB field.

    Here, the 'Stretch the field to the column name length' sub-option can be also added.

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  16. 1 vote
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  17. Enhance the Visual Studio db Project or the Oracle ODT DB Project by allowing the entire project to go through a script execution process and update a versions table in the database as tools like RoundhousE and SQLInstaller.NET do for SQL Server. Provide a wrapper-like instance of SQL*Plus for Continuous Integration support with .NET and Oracle teams.

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  19. 16 votes
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  20. Group multiple database connections into single tree node in Database Explorer. Eg.

    Database Explorer

    [+] Environment 1
    [-] Environment 2
    [+] DB Connection 1
    [+] DB Connection 2
    [-] Environment 3
    [+] DB Connection 3
    [+] DB Connection 4

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