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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. Hi.

    I really enjoy the Studio for Oracle; unfortunately I cannot use it the latest project, as it uses LDAP type connections to OracleDB.

    Could you implement this way of connecting to Oracle DBs?

    Thank you, regards.

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  2. When creating a script for a table, make possible to include/script related objects. For example, table has a trigger, which depends on sequence. You already have this stated in Depends On, why not include CREATE TABLE, CREATE SEQUENCE and CREATE TRIGGER when doing CREATE TABLE

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  3. Ability to navigate to search for and navigate to an object definition via keyboard navigation and at pace.

    Something similar to Datagrip 's"Navigate to" (Ctrl+N) or Resharper search everywhere (Ctrl+T)

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  4. When I select a table with some column of table and I edit it in grid, Dbforge using another columns to update data, It's seriously bug if these columns not relate what I want update.

    SqlNavigator and more other tool using rowid to update data in grid, can you using that idea to fix this bug.

    Thank you !

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  5. If 1=1 then
    if 1=2
    then end
    if 1-1=1
    then
    begin

    end
    else
    else
    if 1=3 then else
    end if;
    end if;

    To easy find errors in similar code. I think code this error is not format automatically.

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  6. When I select a word (double click), show how many chars are in the selection on the taskbar of dbForge Studio

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  7. To speed up the download of medium to large datasets (no, Paginal Mode doesnt help here)

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  8. 6 votes
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  9. It is easier to open a light-weight comparison result export for large amount of data

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  10. Source Control support like you have in the SQL Server Studio product

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  11. 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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  12. 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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  13. The windows are opened and closed on the same hot keys

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  14. Add a panel with a procedures/functions list into a package body/declaration.

    On double-click, navigate to a procedure/function.

    The panel should be minimizable.

    A similar feature is implemented in ZendStudio. Excepting, the structure of PHP or JS file is displayed as a tree. This is very convenient as the title is always at hand.

    5 votes
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  15. the ability to hide the connection name in object explorer

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  16. Agile's methodlogy now requires Continuous Integration, which leads to a need for these DatabaseProjects to be built on a headless machine, like a build machine.

    Neither Studio nor Fusion seems to support compiling DatabaseProjects from the command-line. Whether it's a TFS agent or something like Jenkins, there is no opportunity for a UI-based tool to perform a task like this.

    I suggest one of two paths:
    a) Create a separate command-line executable that will compile these projects
    b) Translate the DatabaseProject schema to MSBUILD schema (and/or schema of others' choosing, like ANT) so that it can be processed natively by…

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  17. When exporting data to SQL format (INSERT, UPDATE, MERGE):

    1. Allow changing the case of keywords, table names, and column names.

    2. Allow modifying the template for the resulting script.

    The template should be applied to every exported row and should have the text containing keys instead of which the values from exported rows are inserted. In the examples below the keys have the format :ColumnName

    Let's assume, we're exporting data to the MERGE format.
    The "testtable" contains:

    col1 col2 col3 col4
    r1c1 r1c2 r1c3 r1c4
    r2c1 r2c2 r2c3 r2c4
    r3c1 r3c2 r3c3 r3c4

    The system generates the following template:

    MERGE INTO…

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  18. 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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  19. 5 votes
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  20. It will be very powerfull to compare two fields of type SDO_GEOMETRY without using Locator/Spatial module and syntax, too heavy.

    dbForge Studio for Oracle will just compare if the two Geometry is Equal or Not.

    For the code, i see two way :
    - compare the 4 or 5 five array of the Geometry Objcet
    or
    convert SDO_GEOMETRY in String and compare it

    We don't need to see difference between geomatry just identify if geometry change between two tables (local/remote).

    thanks for your vote

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