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Please suggest some Freeware both for Client and server side. This is to learn every thing about PL/SQL..
You can use Oracle XE database and Oracle SQL Developer. Both are free.
Add a good book on PL/SQL. I'd suggest Steven's book.
Oracle products can be used for learning for free.
Oracle 11g Enterprise and Standard Edition come with a development licence that allows the use of either for free for educational purposes.
Download from here: http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/index.html.
Try SQL Developer for writing PL/SQL with. This provides syntax support and compilation error reporting.
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My instructor wants me for a h.w to download oracle database and show him the HR schema. However, I noticed that the HR schema is not available within the downloaded files of oracle xe 21c. So is there a way to download the schema?
A (very) quick search on Oracle's documentation website leads you to:
The installation guide for Oracle's sample schemas; and
Oracle's Github repository for the sample schemas.
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Here at our company we are still using oracle designer to model our databases, once our databases are very coupling we need to share the entities between schemas. We would like to migrate to another more uptodate tool but we haven't found any one that allow this kind of usage.
Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler, perhaps?
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Iam familiar with Sql Server,but now i need to learn Pl/Sql .So,please suggest me what needs to be installed in my laptop and also sample database for running sample programs in Pl/Sql.
I dont have any server configuration.
Sql developer or Sql Plus what is better in my case.
Oracle 11g express should do you nicely...
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What is the best free (or trial) Oracle database development environment I can have?
Especially I would like to have my databases, or as much as possible of them, locally.
Its Oracle 10, I develop .NET (on Windows), I already have Toad and the free Virtualbox image (Linux) that Oracle provides (But would prefer to have the tools in Windows).
You can download fully functional versions of almost any of Oracle's products from OTN (the Oracle Technology Network). You can download either the full enterprise edition database under the OTN license (which is free for learning/ prototyping purposes) or you can download the express edition of the database which is free to deploy and use in production but is limited in terms of how much RAM it can use, how many CPUs it can use, and how big the database can grow.
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Where can I download the jar library Oracle xmldb:11.2.0.3 ?
You can download the initial release from the oracle.com site, or the edelivery.oracle.com. Under the database download you would see a separate option for the client. This should contain the jar file you are looking for.
If it is specifically the 11.2.0.3 version you are needing, you will have to have an Oracle account WITH support account, login to the support site(s) (Flash: support.oracle.com , HTML: supporthtml.oracle.com). After doing so, you will use the patch search tool. Of the patchset listed files for 11g patchsets, the client is 3 of 6. For example, the Windows 32bit 11.2.0.3 patchset id is 10404530.