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• Problem installation SQLDeveloper 3.1.07 (Oracle XE, Linux x 64, VBox 11.2)

  Maybe it's because my lack of familiarity with the Linux syntax.
  
  I installed the JDK as instructed in the SQLDeveloper release notes for Linux x 64
  
  I downloaded SQLDeveloper in its own folder and sailed there in the command line
  
  [root@localhost sqldeveloper] # ls
  sqldeveloper - 3.1.07.42 - 1.noarch.rpm
  
  I then copied and run the following command exactly as in the SQLDeveloper installation instructions download
  
  [root@localhost sqldeveloper] # rpm - Uhv sqldeveloper - 3.1.07.42 - 1.noarch.rpm
  sqldeveloper - 3.1.07.42 - 1.noarch.rpm: not an rpm package (or the package manifest):
  
  That is what it is? Any help welcome.
  
  Published by: Peter Hartgerink on 13 June 2012 13:45

  Perhaps there was an error in the download. I don't see any checksum that you can use to validate the file.

  You can try to download the file again. Keep the existing file so that you can compare the two versions uploaded to see if they match.

  You can also try some of the other RPM commands on the package to see if they recognize as a file valid RPM.

• Developer x 64 SQL launches more

  Hello. I installed sql developer 3.2.1 x 64 + jdk 1.7 x 64 three weeks ago and it worked like a charm and helped me finish my first project of the University. Last week, I tried to run it to form again, but the only thing I get is the screen start oracle sql developer for 3 seconds, then it disappears without any message or error. Very strange because I made no change to windows or programs. I have reinstalled java reinstalled 3 times also, tried the 32 bit version with the jdk included with no result. Here is a screenshot with the application run from the bin directory. Hope someone can help me. Thank you.
  
  Here's what I'm getting in cmd: https://www.sugarsync.com/pf/D7708633_2337369_08568
  
  Oracle.sqldeveloper product extension could not start

  It seems that your installation of SQL Developer is damaged and a jar file, or the contents of a jar file is missing.

  Try reinstalling, but make sure you do not unpack in a directory of installation sqldeveloper existing.

• Can I use SqlPlus in Oracle11GR1 traditional development environment?

  Hello
  I downloaded Oracle 11 GR 1 material, but I want to write the sql code in the SqlPlus tradition environment which was in Oracle 9i or 8i (who had a history of white color). So how to get this here SqlPlus development environment? The current download and installation SqlDeveloper was installed and sqlplus command prompt has been provided. But I want to use this environment to sqlplus white screen. Please guide how to get that one.
  
  Thank you.

  First create a shortcut icon on your desktop to sqlplus.exe (in your oracle_home/bin directory).

  Then right-click on the icon and select Properties. Change these settings:

  Tab: General
     Put the instance name in the text box
  
  Tab: Shortcut
     Target: (your oracle_home)\bin\sqlplus.exe userid/password@databasename  --< use with caution
     Start in: (your oracle_home)\bin
     Run: Normal Window
     Change icon to whatever you want
  
  Tab: Options
     Cursor size: Small
     Command History, Buffer size: 50
                    , Number of buffers: 4
     Display options: Window
     Edit Options: check QuickEdit mode
                   check Insert mode
  
  Tab: Font
     Size: 8x12
     Font: Raster Fonts
  
  Tab: Layout
     (Screen Buffer Size is the 'virtual' size of the screen
      Window Size is what you see on the screen
      having a buffer size of 2000 allows sql plus to display
      very wide rows when sql plus LINESIZE is also 2000)
     Screen buffer size: Width: 2000
                         Height: 2000
     Window size: Width: 125
                  Height: 55
  
     check Let system position window
  
  Tab: Colors
     I like aqua on black, but whatever
  
  Tab: Compatibility
     Leave all these unchecked
  

  I like to include my user name and password in the determination of objectives, but this can be a security risk, so use with caution.

  And some of these parameters depend on the size of your monitor, your Visual acuity, etc so adjust to taste.

  Then, edit your glogin.sql file (it is in oracle_home/sqlplus/admin) and add these lines:

  SET serveroutput on
  SET linesize 2000
  SET pagesize 50000
  SET trimspool on
  SET long 50000
  SET tab off
  ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT = 'DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS';
  

  You can use any format you like for the date format, but make sure that it includes the portion of time.

  This is also where you put the PASS command to change the column you mentioned.
  Something like: COL some_column to 999999

  I also have this query in my glogin.sql:

  SELECT d.name, s.sid,s.serial#, p.spid
  FROM   v$process p
        ,v$session s
        ,v$database d
  WHERE  p.addr = s.paddr
  AND    s.audsid = userenv('SESSIONID');
  

  This info can be useful for some data dictionary queries (such as v$ session_longops).

  Then create a directory somewhere to organize all your scripts SQL more than of assistance. As c:\oraclescripts.

  Create a permanent environment variable called SQLPATH pointing to this directory.

  Every time that you run a script from the sqlplus prompt, it will search this directory if you do not have to call every time.

  Now, double-click the icon and try it.

• New installation woes - SQLDeveloper on Oracle 11 g XE and Oracle Linux x 64

  Note that as a developer Oracle experienced in enterprise environments running the MS Windows operating system, I am familiar with SQLDeveloper for Windows. However, I have not much experience with Linux. I find not intimidating, just, I don't have a lot of accumulated knowledge.
  
  Recently, I tried to set up a development environment on my portable Windows7 Professional x 64.
  
  1 installed Oracle VBox
  2. install Oracle Linux 5.2 inside the VBox (because Oracle 11 g XE is not certified on 64-bit Windows, to go with a Linux OS)
  3 installed Oracle DB 11.2 XE
  4 Installing JDK as described in SQLDeveloper for Linux x 64 release notes
  5 installed SQLDeveloper 3.1.07.42 - 1
  
  No apparent problems with any of the facilities.
  
  Problem: I can run SQL Plus command line, but when I click on the icon for SQLDeveloper, nothing happens. No error message, nothing else.
  
  Question #1: Not sure how debug/fix it. Will read through the installation and release for SQLDeveloper, but any suggestions would be welcome.
  
  Question #2: This could be due to a problem with the installation of JDK? It appeared to be successful (no obvious problem), but I do not see anything this either in the Oracle Linux menu system that tells me the JDK was installed successfully. How can I make sure that the JDK installation was successful?
  
  Published by: Peter Hartgerink, 19 June 2012 09:12

  >
  Linux x 64 of SQLDeveloper version is shipped with the JDK. There is a recommended JDK version, with a view to install it before installing SQLDeveloper. What I did with apparent success. I guess I'll have to reinstall the JDK and check my Java versions later. Thank you.
  >
  I don't know what JDK you have downloaded since you didn't say. What version is this? Post the link.

  I can hardly believe that the recommended JDK version is 1.4.2 since it is an OLDER version of Java, you have to hunt to find even for download and, especially, the main download page, sql Developer Announces clear what version of Java is required.
  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/SQL-Developer/downloads/index.html
  >
  JDK support
  Oracle SQL Developer 3.1 comes with JDK1.6.0_11. However, you can connect and use any JDK 1.6.0_11 or higher. To use an existing JDK, download the below zip files "with JDK installed.' already
  >
  As you can see you need JDK 1.6.0_11 or above.

  If the version that you say was recommended was actually 1.4.2 is a mistake; view details so that developers can get this fixed an error.

  I don't know what is on your system and can only go by the information you provide
  >
  4 Installing JDK as described in SQLDeveloper for Linux x 64 release notes
  . . .
  version Java '1.4.2 '.
  >
  You have either downloaded the 1.4.2 version which seems unlikely, or your Linux included 1.4.2 and it is used when you try to start sql developer.

  Maybe that your system has now several versions of Java top but the version used by sql developer is evil. If so this is the question that you have to solve.

• APEX 5.01 ADR 3.0.1 error 404 not found ordsapex_admin. All the steps done installations, ADR started with SQLDeveloper.

  Newbie, Dan:

  Chrome after http://localhost: 8080/apex/apex_admin "error HTTP 404 problem access/ordsapex_admin. reason: not found".

  Installation steps:

  APEX 5.0.1.00.06

  @apxrtins.sql SYSAUX SYSAUX TEMP/i /;

  @apxchpwd.sql;

  ALTER USER APEX_050000, FLOWS_FILES, APEX_PUBLIC_USER UNLOCK and pass

  EXEC DBMS_XDB. SETHTTPPORT (0);

  Hi adamar,.

  Adamar wrote:

  Chrome after http://localhost: 8080/apex/apex_admin "error HTTP 404 problem access/ordsapex_admin. reason: not found".

  Installation steps:

  APEX 5.0.1.00.06

  @apxrtins.sql SYSAUX SYSAUX TEMP/i /;

  First of all what you have installed 'Runtime Environment' for Oracle APEX 5.0 and 'Runtime Environment' has no GUI as in "Development Environment". 'Runtime environment' has GUI access only for applications deployed in it.

  Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E59726_01/install.50/e39144/overview.htm#HTMIG366

  You need to convert "Runtime Environment" to "Development Environment".

  Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E59726_01/install.50/e39144/listener.htm#HTMIG29457

  Are you using the correct installation procedure Oracle APEX and configuration ADR?

  Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E59726_01/install.50/e39144/listener.htm#HTMIG29143

  Second thing : when you use Oracle REST Data Services like Web listener option, there is no /apex but /ords. So, your connection APEX links will be:

  • http://localhost: 8080/ADR / (APEX development)
  • http://localhost: 8080/ADR/apex_admin (APEX Instance Administration)

  Third thing : on 404 - when setting up ADR 3.0 have you skipped configuration "PL/SQL gateway '? (This step refers to the configuration of Oracle APEX with ADR (APEX_PUBLIC_USER configuration) which is required for the operation of Oracle APEX with ADR)?

  Otherwise, you will run into the following error message:

  • Re: Re: ADR 3 404 error
  • Re: problem with ADR 3.0

  Also open your "ords.3.0.1.177.18.02" folder and run the "readme.html" file in a browser and go to the section "404 errors when Oracle configuration REMAINS Data Services" on the causes of 404.

  Finally , go through the following threads on the Oracle APEX installation and configuration ADR where talked to errors of detail in the course of setting up ADR and the means to solve them:

  • Installation of ADR after 5 APEX
  • Can't 5 Apex to work...

  Kind regards

  Kiran

• ORA-12505, TNS:listener has not currently SID /on sqldeveloper k.w.

  Hello

  I tried to connect to my Oracle 11g with sqldeveloper server, I have donloaded

  but I have this error:

  Listener refused the connection with the following error:

  ORA-12505, TNS:listener is not currently of SID given in connect descriptor

  Codice fornitore 12505

  the default sid name in sqldeveloper is "xe".

  I have tiyped

  tsping orcl:

  

  and SERVICES LSNRCTL:

  

  What should I type in SID?

  Help, please

  Thank you

  2846174 wrote:

  Hello

  I tried to connect to my Oracle 11g with sqldeveloper server, I have donloaded

  but I have this error:

  Listener refused the connection with the following error:

  ORA-12505, TNS:listener is not currently of SID given in connect descriptor

  Codice fornitore 12505

  the default sid name in sqldeveloper is "xe".

  It can be the default, but it may not be suitable for YOUR installation.

  I have tiyped

  tsping orcl:

  

  If we see that if you use tnsnames.ora to solve your connection request, the net service name "orcl" (that you specified on your tnsping) solves a service name (not a SID) of "orcl.homenet.telecomitalia.it".  Nowhere it is not a reference to XE in YOUR configuration.

  and SERVICES LSNRCTL:

  

  And we see that your listener support an instance named "orcl".  Once again, XE is not found.

  What should I type in SID?

  Maybe nothing.  Maybe you're using the wrong "type of connection', 'base', select 'tns '.

  

  Then 'network alias' dropdown will be filled with your tnsnames.ora file, to choose one.

  OR...

  Leave connection type as ' basic' and instead of 'SID', supply "service name".  If you go this route, you will need to provide the correct host name and port.  You can get the values of what you saw when you made "tnsping.

  Help, please

  Thank you

• SqlDeveloper with jdk8 bundle?

  Hello

  Is it possible to have these impressive packages of SqlDeveloper / Datamodeller with JDK/JRE, also for newer versions?

  I jumped to SqlDeveloper 4.1 ai2 and amused myself by hacking with cygwin tips etc to get the jdk8 extracted beside the SqlDeveloper in Win7.

  This was due of error dialogs "this program is blocked by group policy..." when you try to install jdk8.

  Because I didn't want to argue the Win7 configurations java driven 'politics of the group' I just have to installation with SqlDeveloper and jdk8 in same home' - directory.

  Otherwise, the installation of the latest version of SqlDeveloper is going very well.

  The absence of the correct jdk in installation package can be real showstopper for many of us.

  rgrds Paavo

  It will be there when the official release is made available.

• sqldeveloper - 4.0.3.16.84 - x 64 crashes after the splash screen

  I had successfully used my installation of sqldeveloper - 4.0.3.16.84 - x 64 last week. After an update to windows 7 enterprise SP1 crashes after the splash screen and about 10% of the progress bar, until the message saying it is saving the extensions. There is no error or other messages of information displayed. I tried to run from a command window produces no additional information. I deleted the sqldeveloper folder and downloaded a zip file and reinstalled. Same behavior.

  

  The Data Modeler works very well.

  Any suggestions on how to do this problem.

  Hi Andy,.

  If the problem is not with the installation of SQL Developer (which you have unpacked in an empty directory) or find the JDK or having a JDK version that is inappropriate, you should then see if your user settings has been corrupted or (maybe) is somehow became less accessible than before the update of Windows 7 SP1.  These settings can be found under C: \Users\-Appdata\Roaming\SQL Developer\system4.0.3.16.84.

  
  

  Here is a compilation of a few standard tips offered several times before on this forum for this kind of situation:

  1 see if behavior persists after the removal of the settings and restart SQL Developer without migrating settings.

  (Be sure to make a backup (export) of your connections first!)

  2. see if (assuming that (1) does not help) allows to reinstall SQL Developer.

  If the fault cannot be placed on a migration of settings / download / installation corrupt, then we can start to consider...

  3. possible problΦmes with older JDK.

  4 OutOfMemory possible problΦmes that may be hidden by running only no Developer SQL from a command line console.

  5. a new bug.

  So try (1) and (2) If you have not already.  Ignore (3) If you are already using jdk7_u51 or later and are not on a Mac.  Point (4) can be a problem if you have many windows to restore and did not mount the Xmx values in the file product.conf - especially if you use a 64 bit JDK.  And (5), if you have the urge, see...

  http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2012/06/how-to-collect-Debug-Info-for-Oracle-SQL-Developer/

  And if you want to try (1) in a clean 'sandbox' unaffected by existing directories of user settings, you can always add one

  AddVMOption - Dide.user.dir =

  line to your sqldeveloper.conf file.

  Hope this helps,

  Gary

  SQL development team

  P.S.: And keep in mind that SQL Developer "score" to a specific JDK in 4.0 and above all used the SetJavaHome in the product, conf, rather than sqldeveloper.conf

• sqldeveloper. Fake OCI.available

  I am trying to configure Oracle SQL Developer 4.0.1.14 to use an Oracle 11.2.0.4 client moment and the driver OIC/thickness in order to reset the passwords expired within the password expiration time.  I set the location of the instant client in the dialogue Panel Tools\preferences\Database\advanced.  Use Oracle Client and use OIC/thickness pilot boxes are checked.  The location of the tnsnames.ora file is also entered.  Connection targets are Oracle databases Oracle 10.2.0.4 and 11.2.0.3.  There are two other customers Oracle installed on the desktop of Windows XP SP3.

  Test the moment Client located in C:\app\oracle\product\11.2.0\instantclient-basic-nt-11.2.0.4.0\instantclient_11_2
  Test client directory... Ok
  JDBC Oracle driver loading tests... Ok
  Try to check the version of the Oracle JDBC driver... Ok
  Driver version: 11.2.0.3.0
  Test test load native OCI library... Ok
  Success!

  Despite the apparent success of the OIC, I searched the Oracle installation directories, but I find no oci.sym file in any Oracle home as suggested by the following link.

  http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2014/01/Oracle-SQL-Developer-4-and-the-Oracle-client/

  When I validate the configuration via the tab Help\About\properties changes, the sqldeveloper.oci.available parameter shows always false.

  What must happen before sqldeveloper.oci.available becomes true?

  Some good ideas here

  Re: ORA-12705: cannot access NLS data or invalid environment specified files

• SQLdeveloper 4 does not not on windows 7

  SQLdeveloper4 downloaded and unpacked on windows 7 64 bit sp1.

  Has worked the first time around, but now I have these messages intermittently. I saw another post on this subject, but the solution to remove the files of Appdata\roaming\sqldevloper did not work for me because I can not find this folder.

  I downloaded again and unzipped once again, but still the same problems persist.

  Warning - could not install some modules:

  Oracle.external.JDBC - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.jdbc.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.jdbc

  Oracle.IDE.file - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ide.file.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.file

  Oracle.ide_osgi - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\oracle.ide.osgi.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide_osgi

  Oracle.IDE - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ide.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide

  Oracle.javaxide - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\javax-ide.jar: not found bundle:oracle.javaxide

  Oracle.external.miglayout - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.miglayout.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.miglayout

  Oracle.external.oracle_jrf_dms - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.oracle-jrf-dms.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.oracle_jrf_dms

  org.Eclipse.Equinox.Common - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\equinox\org.eclipse.equinox.common_3.6.0.v20100503.jar: not found bundle:org.eclipse.equinox.common

  Oracle.javamodel_rt - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.javamodel-rt.jar: not found bundle:oracle.javamodel_rt

  Oracle.UIC - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\uic.jar: not found bundle:oracle.uic

  Oracle.external.XDK - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.xdk.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.xdk

  Oracle.jgoodies_looks - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\jlib\jgoodies-looks.jar: not found bundle:oracle.jgoodies_looks

  Oracle.external.oracle_jrf_adminserver - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.oracle-jrf-adminserver.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.oracle_jrf_adminserver

  Oracle.javatools - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\javatools.jar: not found bundle:oracle.javatools

  Oracle.external.xdb - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.xdb.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.xdb

  Oracle.IDE.Searchbar - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ide.searchbar.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.searchbar

  Oracle.external.ODL - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.odl.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.odl

  Oracle.IDE.Library - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\jdev\extensions\oracle.ide.library.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.library

  Oracle.IDE.Persistence - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ide.persistence.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.persistence

  Oracle.java_annotations - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\annotations.jar: not found bundle:oracle.java_annotations

  Oracle.Icons - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.icons.jar: not found bundle:oracle.icons

  Oracle.IDE.VFS - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ide.vfs.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.vfs

  Oracle.ide_boot - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\ide-boot.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide_boot

  Oracle.javatools_jndi_local - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.javatools-jndi-local.jar: not found bundle:oracle.javatools_jndi_local

  Oracle.external.balishare - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.balishare.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.balishare

  Oracle.IDE.Indexing - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ide.indexing.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.indexing

  Oracle.jewt_core - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\jlib\jewt4.jar: not found bundle:oracle.jewt_core

  Oracle.javatools_jdk - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\jdev\lib\jdkver.jar: not found bundle:oracle.javatools_jdk

  Oracle.Peek - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\peek.jar: not found bundle:oracle.peek

  Oracle.IDE.Navigator - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ide.navigator.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.navigator

  Oracle.external.nlsrtl - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.nlsrtl.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.nlsrtl

  Oracle.external.BerkeleyDB - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.berkeleydb.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.berkeleydb

  Oracle.external.XMLParser - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.xmlparser.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.xmlparser

  Oracle.ideimpl.Peek - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ideimpl.peek.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ideimpl.peek

  Oracle.external.jxlayer - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.jxlayer.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.jxlayer

  Oracle.IDE.ceditor - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\extensions\oracle.ide.ceditor.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.ceditor

  Oracle.external.timing - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.external.timing.jar: not found bundle:oracle.external.timing

  Oracle.idert - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\idert.jar: not found bundle:oracle.idert

  Oracle.IDE.macros - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\jdev\extensions\oracle.ide.macros.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide.macros

  Oracle.javatools_nodeps - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\external\oracle.javatools-nodeps.jar: not found bundle:oracle.javatools_nodeps

  Oracle.ide_print_api - org.netbeans.InvalidException: Netigso: C:\sqldev\sqldeveloper-4.0.1.14.48-x64\sqldeveloper\ide\lib\ide-print-api.jar: not found bundle:oracle.ide_print_api

  If you can't find the bad (potentially) C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\SQL folder of developer, so here's a couple of pointers...

  1 AppData is a hidden folder.  In solution, under C:\Users\Explorer, use tools > Folder Options > view tab > files and folders hidden > Show...

  2. Add the following text to the sqldeveloper.conf of your SQL Developer installation file to replace the default location of user settings.

  AddVMOption - Dide.user.dir =

  One of these techniques should help you if the download is really not corrupt and properly installed.

  Kind regards

  Gary

  SQL development team

• Boot failure SQLDeveloper 4.0.0 (fatal error in the IDE boot code)

  I am getting SQL Developer to work with Java 7?  If I update the startup script to use java 6, it starts but gives me a warning (seems to work though).  Does anyone have an idea what is happening here with this ' a fatal error in the boostraping IDE code. Output... "message?  I installed a copy "fresh" Java and sqldeveloper and still getting these messages:

  / Users/user/downloads/sqldeveloper name $ $ uname - a

  Darwin MACMACHINE Darwin Kernel Version 13.0.0 13.0.0: Sun Sep 19 22:22:27 CDT 2013; root:XNU-2422.1.72~6/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64

  / Users/user/downloads/sqldeveloper name $ bash./sqldeveloper.sh

  Oracle SQL Developer

  Copyright (c) 1997, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

  Type the full path of an installation of JDK (or Ctrl-C to exit), the path is stored in /Users/feinstein/.sqldeveloper/4.0.0/product.conf

  /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/JDK1.7.0_51.JDK/contents/home

  A fatal error in the boostraping IDE code. Output of...

  / Users/user/downloads/sqldeveloper name $

  Thank you

  Mitch

  Version 4.0.1 seems to have solved this problem.

• 4.0 SQLDeveloper Git error on Mac OSX

  I recently downloaded the new version of production SQLDeveloper 4.0. I'm on Mac OSX 10.7 running java 1.7.0_25. Whenever I am trying to use the features of Git, I get errors, the most telling of which is:

  org/eclipse/jgit/transport/JschConfigSessionFactory while loading; org.netbeans.libs.git.jgit.JGitSshSessionFactory see http://wiki.NetBeans.org/DevFaqTroubleshootClassNotFound

  It does not appear that the IDE does the following JAR files. These JAR files are present in the/Applications/SQLDeveloper.app installation directory, and they contain the missing classes.

  ./Resources/sqldeveloper/NetBeans/IDE/modules/org-Eclipse-jgit.jar

  ./Resources/sqldeveloper/NetBeans/IDE/modules/org-NetBeans-libs-git.jar

  If it would be useful, I can provide an export dialog box "About Oracle SQL Developer" containing things like classpath values. I checked, and these files are not included. Any suggestions as to why these files would not be included by the launch scripts?

  Thank you

  Could you try to clear your saved settings (rename the originals or export connections) and try again, listing the exact measurements you take.

• SQL Developer starts not - new installation

  I installed Oracle 11 g on Windows 8 and have problems with SQL developer from. I tried to debug but not the slightest idea what I'm looking for. I could really use some help. It is a 64-bit installation - and seems to be OK I can connect to the DB SQL more. Thank you very much!
  
  In a perspective of mutual aid, made after some discussion by looking at the following:
  
  RAN sqldeveloper.exe and exit, I got is:
  
  C:\app\kmalik\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin > set
  ALLUSERSPROFILE = C:\programdata
  APPDATA = C:\Users\kmalik\AppData\Roaming
  CommonProgramFiles = c: files
  CommonProgramFiles (x 86) = c: Program Files (x 86) \Common Files
  CommonProgramW6432 = c: files
  COMPUTERNAME = KMMAC
  ComSpec=C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe
  FP_NO_HOST_CHECK = NO
  HOMEDRIVE = C:
  HOMEPATH = \Users\kmalik
  LOCALAPPDATA = C:\Users\kmalik\AppData\Local
  LOGONSERVER = \\KMMAC
  NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS = 1
  OS = Windows_NT
  Path=C:\app\kmalik\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\bin; C:\Program Files (x 86) \Parallels\
  Parallels Tools\Applications; C:\Windows\System32; C:\Windows; C:\Windows\System32\
  WBEM; C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\; C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Web
  Platform Installer\; C:\Program Files (x 86) \Microsoft ASP.NET\ASP.NET Web Pages\v
  1.0\; C:\Program Files (x 86) \Windows Kits\8.0\Windows Performance Toolkit\; C:\Pro
  Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\110\Tools\Binn\
  PATHEXT = .COM; EXE;. BEATS;. CMD;. VBS;. VBE;. JS;. JSE;. WSF;. WSH;. MSC
  PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE = AMD64
  PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER = Intel64 family 6 model 58 Stepping 9 GenuineIntel
  PROCESSOR_LEVEL = 6
  PROCESSOR_REVISION = 3 a 09
  ProgramData = ProgramData
  ProgramFiles = c: Program Files
  ProgramFiles (x 86) = c: Program Files (x 86)
  ProgramW6432 = C:\Program Files
  PROMPT = $P$ G
  PSModulePath=C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules\
  PUBLIC = C:\Users\Public
  SystemDrive = C:
  SystemRoot = C:\Windows
  TEMP = C:\Users\kmalik\AppData\Local\Temp
  TMP = C:\Users\kmalik\AppData\Local\Temp
  USERDOMAIN = KMMAC
  USERDOMAIN_ROAMINGPROFILE = KMMAC
  USER name = pompiervolon1986
  USERPROFILE = C:\Users\kmalik
  VS110COMNTOOLS = c: Program Files (x 86) \Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\Tools
  \
  windir = C:\Windows
  
  Ran: java-version on the same fast order and got
  "java" is not recognized as builtin or external, an executable program or batch file.

  And also note the line similar to the following:
  Java.exe obligation to perform SQL Developer?

• Cannot install sqldeveloper 64 bit on windows 7

  I am trying to install SQL Developer on windows 7. I unzipped under C:\program Files\sqldeveloper ok
  I run as administrator
  He asked the java.exe the path, so I provided it and I get can not find J2SE SDK installed
  
  I searched and found that there are 2 common issues of interest:
  
  1. the JDK is not 64-bit
  2. the path isn't for the JRE and the JDK
  
  I installed the following 2 files:
  
  sqldeveloper64 - 3.1.07.42 - no - jre.zip-> 64-bit SQL Developer
  JDK-6u31-windows - x 64 .exe-> JDK 64
  
  
  So my question is how can I check that I have the right files? Which file is the SQL Dev looking for so I can get it.
  How can I re - validate my software (at the time, SQL Dev and JDK) are 64-bit and more name, the installation files.
  
  Thank you

  It seems reasonable to assume, you have good 64-bit versions installed so now it's just a matter of pointing the JDK 64 bit 64-bit SQL Developer.

  There are only a couple of things (I hope) you need to check:

  1. check that C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin\sqldeveloper.conf contains this line: SetJavaHome C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.6.0_31
  2. check that C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin\sqldeveloperW.exe is used to start SQL Developer.

  I added (2) since sometimes a pre-existing installation SQL Developer leaves remains a shortcut in the Start Menu. Make sure that you start the version you really want.

  Best wishes
  Gary