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• How to solve the problem of Oracle SQL Developer Connection?

  People,
  
  Hello. I use the Oracle 11 GR 1 material database. The database https://localhost.localdomain:1158 control console / em works correctly. I can create a database and a table with success.
  
  My OS is Linux and connects to the internet successfully.
  
  In order to execute SQL statements. We use Oracle SQL Developer. I connect Oracle SQL Developer in the following way:
  
  Connection name: DB1 (is my database name)
  User name: SYS (this is the user name I used to connect to the Console)
  Password: SYS (this is the password used to connect to the Console)
  Connection type: basic
  Host name: localhost
  Port: 1158
  SID: DB1 (it is created during the installation of the database)
  
  But the error message: "status: failed - IO exception Connection Reset."
  
  Can any folk tell me how to solve the problem of Oracle SQL Developer Connection?

  user8860348 wrote:
  People,

  Hello. I use the Oracle 11 GR 1 material database. database Control Panel https://localhost.localdomain:1158 / em works correctly. I can create a database and a table with success.

  My OS is Linux and connects to the internet successfully.

  In order to execute SQL statements. We use Oracle SQL Developer. I connect Oracle SQL Developer in the following way:

  Connection name: DB1 (is my database name)
  User name: SYS (this is the user name I used to connect to the Console)
  Password: SYS (this is the password used to connect to the Console)
  Connection type: basic
  Host name: localhost
  Port: 1158
  SID: DB1 (it is created during the installation of the database)

  But the error message: "status: failed - IO exception Connection Reset."

  Can any folk tell me how to solve the problem of Oracle SQL Developer Connection?

  user name: sys
  password: enter_your_correct_password given at the time of the installation of oracle

  role: select sysdba if you would connect as sysdba otherwise select normal for users other than the sys

  HostName: Enter your ip or hostname of the oracle example server address:-192.168.11.12

  to find the terminal/command prompt open hostname in oracle installed machine
  type---> hostname

  type ping hostname--->

  You can find the IP address of the server

  Port number: 1521 (default)---> I guess, otherwise check the port number in the file tnsnames.ora under your ORACLE_HOME/network/admin folder

  SID: DB1

  try it
  Good luck

• Oracle SQL Developer to the database unifying connection

  Hello community!

  I am developing a SQL string that will pull data from various processes of cost (i plan to wrap the dataview object in a cube and publish a dashboard after that). I was wondering if there is any way to connect oracle SQL Developer for oracle hosted instance unify to create code more efficiently? If so, explain the steps for me please?

  I can get the following information of Oracle BI Publisher, see Exhibit A.

  I have to fill in the fields in Appendix B and this is where I don't know how to do this, see Exhibit B.

  Your help is highly appreciated

  Concerning

  Amir

  Hi Amir - there is currently no way to directly connect to the DB for unifying hosted environments. We are currently working on this issue.

  In the meantime, you can use the SQL Editor in your BI Publisher server interface. You build instructions SQL can then be pasted in via data in unifying views.

• I changed the name of the computer, now I can not connect to Oracle SQL Developer

  Hello my friends!
  
  Everything worked perfectly until I needed to change the name of the computer and now I can no longer connect in Oracle SQL Developer 3.1.
  I restarted Oracle 11 g by stopping and restarting. The order message said stop and start successfully. This tells me Oracle 11 g Express is running, but I can no longer
  connect to Oracle SQL Developer 3.1.
  
  How can I fix?
  
  Thank you all!

  J man,

  I'm not a pro at Oracle XE, but I would say that this is not a problem of SQL * Developer, but the listener of OracleXE.
  Now, I'm in total guessing game mode:
  find the "listener.ora" file in your Oracle installation (from [url http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17781_01/server.112/e18804/network.htm#ADMQS168] this document is c:\oraclexe\app\oracle\product\11.2.0\server\NETWORK\ADMIN\listener.ora
  I'm sure that it is coded in the old hostname, simply replace it with the new host name.
  Restart your receiver and please try to connect again.

  HTH,
  Berx

• A question about the Oracle SQL Developer Oracle instance connection

  Hi all
  
  I would be grateful if you could kindly give me a helping hand.
  
  Recently, I installed the Oracle 11 g on Linux (ubuntu 8.10) database. I not create startup scripts. So here's how I start the server: (my linux user name is "dariyoosh", but in order to start the server I have connection on the terminal shell as user 'oracle')
  

  dariyoosh@alborz:~$ su oracle
  Password: 
  oracle@alborz:/home/dariyoosh$ cd
  oracle@alborz:~$ ORACLE_SID=database01
  oracle@alborz:~$ . oraenv
  ORACLE_SID = [database01] ? 
  The Oracle base for ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1 is /u01/app/oracle
  oracle@alborz:~$ sqlplus '/as sysdba'
  ...
  SQL> STARTUP NOMOUNT
  ORACLE instance started.
  ...
  SQL> ALTER DATABASE MOUNT;
  ...
  SQL> ALTER DATABASE OPEN;
  
  Database altered.

  Then I can work without any problems with my database and everything works pretty well. Today, I decided to install Oracle SQL Developer IDE as it makes it easier to modify the SQL code. My problem is that after reading the tutorial Oracle online, that I am still able to connect to my database. Firstly according to the method that I wrote, I have set up the Oracle instance. But then when I run Oracle SQL Developer I don't know what to choose for the user name and password? because since SQL * Plus shell as you can see I always write: "sqlplus 'virtue sysdba' and it does not prompt me for any password, I can access the database directly." Any idea? What password? What user name? for Oracle SQL Developer?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  When you connect "/ as sysdba", you actually connect as the user named SYS from the privileges of your operating system. SYS is the owner of the database and a privileged user. You really want to use this username for the day to day operations, but only for what can do only SYS. If you need a different user name. Several Oracle databases have a user named SCOTT who has a number of tables for use tutorial. By default, the password for SCOTT's "Tiger." You may also have other demo users, such as "HR". I admit that I forgot what is the password of the HR, but it doesn't really matter because SYS can change with this command:

  ALTER USER hr IDENTIFIED BY whateveryouwant;
  

  This command:

  SELECT USERNAME FROM ALL_USERS;
  

  lists all the users in your database. Understand that many of these users are there as owners of objects such as stored procedures and tables for Application Express, or TYPEs for Oracle Locator, not for general use. When you are ready to create your own objects, ask SYS create a username for them with

  CREATE USER myusername IDENTIFIED BY mypassword;
  

  and grant that user the privileges as necessary. You'll want to read before you get too far - I think that the developer of the Application Guide is a good starting point.

• I need to install the Oracle client until I can use Oracle SQL Developer?

  Hi all
  
  I used to use the PL/SQL Developer to connect to the Oracle server, and before it can work, I have to install Oracle on my PC client.
  
  So I wonder to know if I use Oracle SQL Developer, what I have to do the same thing? If not, why?
  
  Thank you very much.

  Hello Serge,

  you don't need a client. Developer SQL uses JDBC to connect.

  Concerning
  Marcus

• What is "Domain" of the same designer in SQL Developer?

  Developer SQL noob here... I see 'Types' in the list of nodes under my db in the "Connections" pane What is the equivalent?

  Areas do not really live in the database. But allows you to define the data types for your columns/attributes of your data fields models. If you who push to a database, it goes to the database, but not as a field.

  Models in the connection tree are User Defined Types. Someone in the database created a custom, type of data that they can use in their paintings.

  Long story short, 'no.'

  But

  You can import your designer models in Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler and your domains should come.

• Pouvez Oracle SQL Developer support z/OS DB2 SQL convert

  I read the document, it says SQL * Developer can support converted SQL DB2 for LUW for Oracle; but I want to know if it can also support SQL convert of DB2 for z/OS to Oracle.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Unfortunately, the answer is no.  SQL * Developer does not currently support the migration of DB2 on z/OS.

  If you have access to My Oracle Support then the next note has any suggestions for alternative methods for the migration-

  How to migrate databases non-Oracle for which a SQL * Developer Migration Workbench Option is not available (Doc ID 393760.1)

  It can also there have produced third or companies that may be able to help.

  Kind regards

  Mike

• Oracle SQL Developer/Oracle 11 g/Windows 7 - cannot connect 'sys as sysdba'

  Hello
  
  I downloaded and installed SQL Developer 3.2.20.09, the latest version, separately from Oracle 11 g, because the version provided with Oracle 11 g did not work properly.
  
  Now, I'm trying to connect SQL Developer 3.2 to my instance of 11g Oracle installed on Windows 7.
  
  I can log in with the user name SYS AS SYSDBA using SQLPLUS, text bundled with Oracle 11g, with a password to null and without any problem.
  
  However, when I try to connect to the same instance using the graphical tool based on Java, Oracle SQL Developer 3.2 I get this error:
  
  Status: Failure-Test failed: ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
  
  I already checked the computer management and I am already a member of administrators and 'ORA_DBA' groups.
  I already checked tnsnames.ora, etc. and everything is indicated as it should.
  I also checked my SID and it corresponds to what was named during the installation of Oracle 11 g.
  
  Is someone can you please tell me why I can't connect using SYS AS SYSDBA?

  Connection to SQL Developer as the user SYS to Getting Started tutorial

• Fault of commands running in the back ground with sql developer

  Hi all
  
  I am new user of oracle sql developer. I started using it and found interseting. It is very easy, just using the GUI interfaces. what I do I can do using the interface rather than use commnads. makes my job easier. But here begins my concern
  
  If I continue to use the tools of one day that I do not know the commands that are run in fact.
  Are there any thought in a way that i can look at this as each commands or queries that are run in the back ground to my statement in the foreground

  Hello

  If you really want to see the SQL and PL/SQL executed for a given connection, you can try the following:

  1. Tools-> monitor Sessions...
  2. Select a connection for a user with the appropriate privileges (for example, must be able to run DBMS_MONITOR)
  3. in the list of sessions, right click on a session of interest, select the tracing Session and click on apply
  4. After completing the desired on the connection of interest activity, close the connection.
  5. open the trace file in SQL Developer (file-> open, or drag and drop it) - make sure that the drop-down list filter is set to all - to see the SQL code.
  6. choose one of the four views of the data in the trace file tabs: list, tree, statistics, history

  Step 5 is easy if the DB is local. For example, with Oracle 10 g Xe on Windows, find the most recent file of the truth and reconciliation Commission in a directory like

  C:\oraclexe\app\oracle\admin\XE\udump

  For a remote database, you will need to copy the TRC on a shared network drive or ftp to your local machine.

  If you just want to see orders DDL that you manipulate object DB connection browser tree definitions or in the object viewer Actions list, interface user provides usually a SQL tab so that you can view the SQL code before clicking the button apply.

  Hope this helps,
  Gary
  SQL development team

• Problem connecting to Oracle SQL Developer

  Hi all
  
  I am trying to connect to the database from the remote computer through Oracle SQL Developer, it gives me the following error.
  
  Status: Faliure-Test failed: connection/o: the network adapter could not establish the connection.
  
  I had given the host name as the name assigned to this server, it did not work.
  
  Later, I tried with the IP address of the server, it worked.
  
  Can someone tell me how I can connect by giving the hostname instead of IP address.
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Vinay

  Hi Vinay,

  One way would be to add an entry in your hosts file. On windoze, you can find it in

  %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers\Etc

  Concerning
  Peter

• The using Excel and Oracle SQL Developer data import - I need help

  Dear friends,
  
  I use Oracle SQL Developer 1.5.1 and I need to import an Excel file into a database table. If I try to import this file into XLS format, fields and headers are properly presented and separated, but if I press the button 'Next', it does nothing - it remains stopped.
  
  I did some research here in this forum and it seems to me that when you try to import a file via the XLS format, Developer SQL has bugs. Is this correct?
  
  If I save the same file in the CSV format and try to import the same file, it moves forward, but SQL Developer is not separating headers and fields correctly. It includes all CSV fields into one - say Column0 and fields 1. TEST; 01/01/2000 under the same Column0.
  
  Save the file in the CSV format is not a problem, by taking a little time. But I don't know how to make Developer SQL import correctly. Could someone help me please? Thanks in advance.
  
  Best regards
  
  Franklin

  This is a known bug in 1.5.1 so use 1.5.0 to import from Excel.
  With respect to the CSV, make sure that you have the right setting in the Preferences - Database - settings of export of genres - delimiter of export custom .

  Have fun
  K.

• What is the latest version of SQL Developer?

  Hi all

  What is the latest version of SQL Developer?

  Also let me know is free or licensed?

  It can be downloaded for free from the link below.

  Oracle SQL Developer downloads

• How to change the password of a schema by using Oracle SQL Developer

  Hi need to change the password of a schema by using Oracle SQL Developer, how can I do?

  or maybe http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2012/11/resetting-your-oracle-user-password-with-sql-developer/

• How to stop the case change in SQL developer Editor

  Dear friends,
  
  
  When I begin editing in Developer SQL (version 1.6), case or formatting words is changed automatically.
  Y at - it no option to stop the change of the case.
  
  Thanking in advance
  Sanjeev

  Assuming you're the 2.1.X SQL Developer trying to disarm

  Tools-> preferences-> Code Editor-> completion Insight-> change as you type