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• Developer SQL supports single-threaded mode?

  Anyone know if Oracle Developer supports single-threaded to run/execute the sql script mode? And if so, please indicate how to activate it?
  
  I saw somewhere in the forum, but could not find more then... open new thread.
  
  At present, I can select several script and run all together and all results are displayed in several tabs but looks like the SQL Developer seems to expect a script to finish before starting another rather than run them at the same time.
  
  Thank you in advance for your help!

  N °

  To run several queries at the same time you need to open multiple worksheets Unshared and run queries in separate spreadsheets.

• Gateway for Sybase or MS SQL - support of Timestamp

  Hi all
  
  Is it possible to get Timestamp of Sybase or MS SQL Server data?
  I thought it would be simple enough, but after a short investigation I am more than optimistic...
  
  The "gateway database for Sybase user's Guide" says in Appendix A, the following conversions are performed by the gateway:
  
  (Sybase - Oracle)
  
  DATE - DAY
  DATETIME - DATE
  SMALLDATETIME - DATE
  TIMESTAMP - GROSS
  TIME - CHAR (15)
  
  He said the same thing for MS SQL Server.
  
  What I need is a Sybase DATETIME in Oracle TIMESTAMP conversion, but I guess that there is a limitation of the bridge
  and is not able to use the data from Ms somehow... Am I wrong?
  Or maybe there is a magical setting in the for that .ini file? Things like HS_NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT seem to be unsupported by the Sybase gateway.
  
  I use 11.2.0.1 on Linux.
  
  Thanks for the tips.

  Hello
  Your best option is to open a tar with support and request an enhancement to this feature request. If enough people request then we will consider by development.

  Kind regards
  Mike

• TMS support for SQL (standard/express) 2012

  Is there a timetable yet for 2012 SQL support for MSDS?  I have a situation where he would have preferred to use SQL 2012 rather than 2008.

  That said, someone has actually tried it and if yes are there any problems or "traps"?

  I guess while I'm, what about Windows Server 2012 support?

  Hello Anthony.

  Research on forums a few Windows and SQL 2012 support questions.  This is a debate which answer your questions both...

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/message/4046686

• Standard SQL base License

  I have a server with 32 cores. I need to buy SQL Standard 2014 for this server. 2014 standard SQL supports maximum of 16 cores. Is it possible to use all of the server 32 cores.

  For example. If I buy 16 core license and install 2 Standard SQL instances on the server. The two instances will use same 16 hearts or different 16 cores.

  Also 1 question is whether I can install multiple SQL instances on the same computer server with single license.

  Hello

  There is no way that you can use all 32 cores using an instance of SQL Server Standard Edition 2014

  If you install two instances of SQL Server Standard Edition 2014 two instances will use by default the first 16 cores.

  Affinity allows you to make use of all the 32 cores using 2 instances: an instance using one-byte affinity mask and the second instance using two-byte affinity mask.

  https://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187104 (v = sql.120) .aspx

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards

  Alberto Morillo
  SQLCoffee.com

• VWorkspace Module 8.0 can be installed in vWorkspace 8.5? When the release date module 8.5?

  Hello

  We want automation any action using powershell, but our version is 8.5.

  VWorkspace Module 8.0 can be installed in vWorkspace 8.5? or an idea.

  x 86 and x 64 installers for the Wyse vWorkspace 8.5 PowerShell Module appeared through the following blog article.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/TechCenter/virtualization/vWorkspace/b/vWorkspace-blog/archive/2015/06/01/Dell-Wyse-vWorkspace-8-5-PowerShell-module

  Support is provided through this community.

  Kelly Craig

  vWorkspace Product Management

• Oacle SQL Developer Java Version issue

  Installed Oracle SQL Developer 3.2.09.30 (liberation, 27 August 2012) on SUSE Linux 11 r2. Also installed JDK 1.7.0_07.
  
  When it is running: sqldeveloper.sh sh-> pop-up window:
  
  You try to run with Java 1.7.0_07
  
  This product running is supported with a minimum of Java
  version 1.6.0_04 and a maximum version lower than 1.7.
  
  This product is not supported and may not work correctly
  If you continue. Continue anyway?
  
  -That means that my best bet is to use the Java JDK 1.6.0_04 version?
  
  I read a few bugs online complain under the Oracle SQL Developer java 1.7. But those who are back in 2011. I wonder if the problem has since been resolved.
  
  -Also, do I need to run the SQL Developer as user oracle?
  
  Thank you

  >
  You try to run with Java 1.7.0_07

  This product running is supported with a minimum of Java
  version 1.6.0_04 and a maximum version lower than 1.7.

  This product is not supported and may not work correctly
  If you continue. Continue anyway?

  -That means that my best bet is to use the Java JDK 1.6.0_04 version?
  >
  This means that if you follow the recommended instructions and free instructions, it will not be supported and it probably won't work correctly.

  Oracle has delivered the warning as clear as possible.
  >
  I read a few bugs online complain under the Oracle SQL Developer java 1.7. But those who are back in 2011. I wonder if the problem has since been resolved.
  >
  Wonder no more! Visit the official download page and read the latest release dated August 2012 notes
  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/SQL-Developer/sqldev-32-Relnotes-1734493.html
  >
  JDK support
  Oracle SQL Developer 3.2 version comes with JDK 1.6.0_11. You can use the JDK download embedded or to connect to an installed JDK. Developer SQL supports a java version minimum of to a maximum java version 1.6.0_04 less than 1.7.
  >
  You should EU JDK 1.6.0_11 if possible, and as your warning message and the release notes say: DO NOT USE JAVA 1.7

  -Also, do I need to run the SQL Developer as user oracle?

• Support of the functions of the table...

  Hello:
  
  Developer SQL supported SQL as below with the table of functions that return nested tables...
  
  Select * from TABLE (CSSGLOBAL. EMPDIV('454424'))
  
  I get error ORA-00902 invalid data type
  
  I'm on the Sql Developer 1.5.3
  
  Thanks - Yesh

  Try:

  select *
    from TABLE(CAST CSSGLOBAL.EMPDIV('454424') AS my_table_type)
  

  Where my_table_type is the user-defined type of table as CSSGLOBAL. EMPDIV returns.
  If CSSGLOBAL. EMPDIV returns a PL/SQL table type that is not defined for the database with code like:

  CREATE TYPE my_row_type AS OBJECT (my_col1 VARCHAR2(30), my_col2 NUMBER(10,0) ...);
  CREATE TYPE my_table_type AS TABLE OF my_row_type;
  

  then you have to re - write this way - SQL does not include PL/SQL tables.

• Access to the ID of the Application in Install/Upgrade/uninstall-script

  Hello to all Togather,

  How is it possible to access the application ID APEX, which is to be installed/updated / uninstalled within a script sql support?

  I want something like this in the support of scripts:

  INSERT INTO mylog (dat, app_id, txt) values ("sysdate, &APP_ID., ' Installation has started");

  Thank you very much in advance!

  LHOST

  Hi Frank,.

  You should be able to use APEX_APPLICATION. G_FLOW_ID instead. BTW, it's interesting that happen today, because yesterday I implemented an improvement for 5.0.2 request allowing you to also use APEX_APPLICATION_INSTALL. GET_APPLICATION_ID.

  Kind regards

  Christian

• TRANSACTION_ID Generating HFM intercompany using FDMEE

  
  Hello

  We have a requirement where we need to download a flat file intercorporate Transactions. However, the flat file will not have a Transaction_ID. We must generate the ID of the Transaction based on the ACCOUNT and the combination of PKI.

  Is it possible to generate the ID of the Transaction by using a Script? I tried using the Script map and put LIKE Script mapping by what follows:

  Source column: * < asterisk >

  Target column: #SQL

  Expression: CASE WHEN ACCOUNT IN (< my accounts list >) THEN 'TXN1' ANOTHER 'INVALID' END

  However, the load is handled without these mappings

  We use FDMEE 11.1.2.3.500

  Thank you!

  Well, I realized my functional requirement by writing the necessary logic in the Script of the event "BefProcMap". So, technically, the solution was conducted. However, it still does not when we define it as #SQL supported mapping data.

• SET MARKUP HTML fails

  I started this discussion in the general forum... my bad.

  The HTML MARKUP VALUE fails

  I'm trying to understand how the hands-off scripts Developer SQL SQL more.

  I thought that the script SQL Plus commands supported in SQL Developer.

  When I tried to call a SQL Plus command line session, I got:

  Card of TNS:Protocol ora 12560 error

  To add to the comments of Jeff...

  1. use SHOW ALL in the worksheet before you run a new script to see the list of the emulated / SQL support * more SET options

  2. to display a query in HTML format (but not quite as nice as the format of your script parts)...

  (a) use reports view to create a user defined report script for your SELECT statement.

  (b) reports of the browser tree, right-click on the script and select the HTML... context menu option.

  Kind regards

  Gary

  SQL development team

• Cannot find a J2SE SDK installed

  Hello

  I installed SQL Dev 3.2.2 and when to run. I am asked to show java.exe.

  Then I go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin\java.exe

  I get the error message:

  Could not find an installed J2SE SDK.

  Any solution?

  Thank you.

  You can read in the 3.2.2 release notes:

  • JDK support
    • Oracle SQL Developer 3.2 version comes with JDK 1.6.0_35. You can use the JDK download embedded or to connect to an installed JDK. Developer SQL supports a java version minimum of to a maximum java version 1.6.0_04 less than 1.7.

  If you use the JDK 1.6 or

  install the SQL Developer 4.0 version, it works with 1.7

• JRE issues

  I'm about to download and install the 64 bit version of SQL Developer on a new computer laptop. I have already installed SQL Developer which included JDK and have never had to install separately.

  Is it true that developer SQL supports only 32-bit version of jdk1.6.0? If the 64-bit version works is it OK to install in C:\Program Files (x 86) \Java which also contains JRE7?

  Can someone give me a link to download version never I need?

  Things were much simpler for this non-techie who has, for the first time, also problems connecting to MS Access. I posted a question about this issue. https://forums.Oracle.com/thread/2568427

  Hello

  Is it true that developer SQL supports only 32-bit version of jdk1.6.0

  N ° it is false, that I had a successful installation with SQL developer with 64 bit with the same.

  And Oracle says install you 64-bit JDK for 64-bit SQL developer, please visit the link (64-Bit Windows Support - Section):

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/SQL-Developer/sqldev-32-Relnotes-1734493.html

  For step by step instructions, please see:

  http://matthiashoys.WordPress.com/2012/09/19/installation-of-Oracle-SQL-Developer-3-2-64-bit-on-Windows-7-64-bit/

  I hope that answers!

  Best regards

• extraction of data in a comma-deliniated in a Mysql database list

  I have a database table called meetings. In the table of meetings, it has columns named 'meeid', 'meedate' and 'meememberIDs '. using ColdFusion 9, I am able to present a date Standard in the "meedate" and a comma-delimited list in memberID that was present from a series of checkboxes in a form. It looks like this:

  meeid = 2

  "meedate = '" 2014-06-15

  meememberIDs = '3,5,67,78,354, 2345'

  Now that I have a record of the date and a is list of comma-delineate of membersID who came to a meeting, possible using SQL support to extract the Member ID and numbers match the primary key of another table called 'personal' in which each column meememberIDs comma-delimited number would return the name and the email to the Member of the staff?

  example:

  3 = michael jones- [email protected]

  5 = ebinger chris- [email protected]

  67 = alfred Fox- [email protected]

  College Kid,

  Storage of lists separated by commas in a single database column is generally considered to be "a bad idea".  Why? Mainly, for the simple reason you're struggling with - these data to other tables.  A junction table or a relationship is the best way to store multiple values.  Here's how this might work (there might be some subtle problems with the structure/query of the table syntax below that I have no experience with MySQL, only Microsoft SQL Server):

  Table of assemblies:

  meeid (integer)

  meedate (date or time)

  Table of personnel:

  personnelID (or whatever it is called in your table) (integer)

  FullName (varchar())

  email (varchar())

  ... the rest columns in existing table

  Table MeetingsPersonnel:

  meeid (integer)

  personnelID (integer)

  Instead of storing a list separated by commas on identifying personal in the meetings table meememberIDs column, you would insert a record in the MeetingsPersonnel table for each combination of staff and the meeting.  Thus in the example above, the three topics that you have demonstrated would be stored in the MeetingsPersonnel table like this:

  meeid personnelID

  2         3

  2         5

  2 67

  Now if you want to generate a list of people who attend meetings, join meetings to staff through the MeetingsPersonnel table:

  SELECT p.fullname,
         p.email
  FROM meetings m
       INNER JOIN meetingspersonnel mp on m.meeid = mp.meeid
       INNER JOIN personnel p on mp.personnelID = p.personnelID
  WHERE m.meedate = '2014-06-15'
  

  If you create indexes on these tables, this arrangement will happen very, very quickly.

  The alternative is to write your own function to parse the list separated by commas into a temporary table and then use the temporary table to be the intermediate join.  It will be very inefficient, especially as the number of employees who attend a specific meeting increases.

  -Carl V.

• Difference between the use of IS and HAVE when creating a Package or procedure

  Hello
  
  Has had an interview in one of the company.
  
  They asked me that, "What is the difference between IS and as in the creation of package or Stored Procedure Usage?".
  
  I checked the package creation with same IS and YOU, but there is no problem.
  
  Kindly clarify me on this.
  
  Many thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  Shiva

  961805 wrote:

  If this is the case, why oracle is allowing us to use and HAVE? Instead he could have allowed us to use AS single.

  No. I like IS more What did. Not to mention what the Ada (the mother of PL/SQL language), use.

  PL/SQL is allow that you use IS or ACE.

  A possible reason for PL/SQL support this, is influence of syntax for the SQL language. The ANSI SQL syntax uses YOU. And the SQL language can be used natively inside code PL, due to the integration of SQL, PL/SQL.

  Use IS or ACE.

  Many (?) use definitions of package fror YOU and IS for the definitions of the procedure and function. Not necessary from a perspective of language syntax, but serves to highlight the differences between a package signature and that of the procedures, functions, and methods.