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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. When designing a new table adding fields down at ide is an option that said "Script Changes" and then the software suggests a beautiful code, well it will be cool if that applies for coding to for example a simple drop:
    DROP TABLE ???????????
    Then the suggested code will be something like get this into a transaction as the first feature mentioned.

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    1. like groupping SQL editor tab like browers vivaldi , which is helpful to a developer to manage the SQL editor easily.
    2. group result data grip like dbeaver not to run same sql query to get result set again.
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  2. Add feature to fetch from a ref cursor returned from a stored procedure (OUT variable) and print the resulting rows to GRID tabs.

    Example code to return 2 ref cursors.

    CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE spgetsysdate(c1 IN OUT sysrefcursor, c2 IN OUT sysrefcursor) AS
    BEGIN
    OPEN c1 FOR SELECT SYSDATE FROM dual;
    OPEN c2 FOR SELECT SYSDATE-1 FROM dual;
    END;

    DECLARE
    c1 SYSREFCURSOR;
    c2 SYS
    REFCURSOR;
    BEGIN
    spgetsysdate(c1,c2);
    --How to PRINT c1 and c2 to grid tabs like the DEBUGGER?
    END;

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