I can't find a search function with which I can search all tables in a database for a certain value in DataGrip.
This functionality does exist in other database tools, see:
PhpMyAdmin
MySQl Workbench
HeidiSQL
I don't know how to achieve similiar functionality with DataGrip
Version 2019.2 of DataGrip supports full text searches.
select datasources, schemas or even separate tables in Database view
select Full-text Search in context menu
enter query and hit enter
See https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DBE-87#focus=streamItem-27-3621219.0-0
UPDATED: Full-text search is supported from the version 2019.2
It is supported. In short, Ctrl + Shift + Alt + F should work. For detail, see https://www.jetbrains.com/help/datagrip/full-text-search-for-databases.html.
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I'm using Oracle Developer Tools for VS Code Extension. When I run a SQL statement a Results Tab opens displaying the SQL statement and records retrieved.
How can I hide the SQL statement in the Results tab? I don't want to see it with my data rows.
This is the Extension:
This is the SQL Tab:
This is the SQL Results Tab:
This can be controlled using the oracledevtools.query.echo setting, but note you'll need to reload any windows before the setting will take effect:
You may also wiuth to bump the oracledevtools.query.resultSet.pageSize setting to 25 at the same time:
I want to work with the SQL Developer. And for now, I have two SQL Developer versions, one at my office (4.2) and the other one is at home (4.1)
On both versions, I don't have section Application Express > Import Application sections in the Connections tab.
I've found this article on the Internet
https://iadviseblog.wordpress.com/2015/02/09/exportimport-apex-applications-in-sql-developer/
But, I cannot see this option.
You know why or is there a way to see this?
To determine to show this node in the trees, sql developer does a query from apex_release as the connected user. Then to show the list of applications the tool issues this sql where :SCHEMA is the connected user.
select * from (select WORKSPACE, workspace_id,
APPLICATION_ID,
APPLICATION_NAME,
APPLICATION_NAME||' ('||APPLICATION_ID||')' short_name,
owner,
pages,
LAST_UPDATED_ON last_updated,
VERSION,
AUTHENTICATION_SCHEME,
theme_number
from apex_applications)
where owner = :SCHEMA
TL;DR It's either permissions or the version of apex is too old. In the worksheet try these 2 selects.
How can I export about 500,000 records from within SQL developer ? I am trying to export but it is crashing when i highlight the results to then export..
Right-click in the [Query Result].
Choose the export option.
Choose the appropriate options.
[Next]
[Finish]
Unless you are using SQL Developer V1 against Oracle V7, then you might have problems; but you didn't offer version info, so ...
Or are these the steps you have tried?
You don't need to highlight in order to export, just right-click on the first result SQLDeveloper presents (first 50 rows of your query) and then export option.
Then a Wizard to choose file and other options will appear.
this is a missing feature of Oracle SQL-Devlopper i am still searching for days.
-create a shortucut, or button, in fact a quick way to access the most used tables (of hundreds) of my DataBase.
I 've used Toad for years, and it's "favorites objects management" was a very important time saver feature . But now, on my new projet we have no choice and we have to use Oracle-SqlDeveloper :(:(
Can we manage favorites nativly in SQLDevelopper ? Or by using a third party add-on ?
There's no 'favorites' feature in SQL Developer. However, you can create reports that would give you what you want.
Making Your Own Custom Object Navigators
I'm working on a .Net application that needs to read from an Oracle 10g database behind Siebel. In VS 2010 Server Explorer, I've created a connection using the OracleClient type connector with a reference to the Oracle TNS service name as the "server name." The "Test Connection" button shows that the connection is successful. However, in the Server Explorer, when I go to expand the Tables, no tables are shown. I know for a fact that there are 3000+ tables in the database (thanks Siebel). Anyone know what's happening here? I'd like to create an Entity Framework 4.0 Entity Data Model...
Thanks for the help!
Andy
I've had the hardest time trying to solve this issue myself. There's very little useful documentation on the subject. Once you create a data connection and tested the connection click "Ok" then open up the server explorer window. Right click on the new oracle data connection and select "Change View". By default "My Objects" are selected, try selecting "User Objects" or "All Objects". Once you do, you should be able to see all of the objects under the data connection sub categories.
Right click on connections, go to Filters, the "displayed schemas" property by default, it's your logon name to the connection. Change the schemas to dbo schema and update the property. Then you should see all the tables. It worked for me :)
Do you have privileges on the schema and/or tables?
Don't know VS2010 but it sounds to me like there's a setting to show you only your schema by default.
UPDATE: Oracle just announced a new ODAC version, 11.2.0.1.1 Beta with support for VS 2010. You might give that a shot.
The same situation occurred for me, however this was with SQL Server 2008. Somehow the sql user account I was connecting with lost both read and write privileges. Once the account was given back those privileges I was able to access everything as expected.