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SQL Navigator for Oracle 8.0 - User Guide

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Better code, faster. Who should use SQL Navigator? Enter A New Authorization Key Check for Updates

Working With SQL Navigator

Oracle Sessions Finding Objects Working With Objects Web Development Java Source Code Analysis And Tuning Team Coding and Version Control

File Menu Edit Menu Search Menu View Menu Session Menu Object Menu Tools Menu Team Coding Menu Help Menu

Task Bar Toolbars Component List Connection Category Color Main Menu Keyboard Shortcuts Customize The Screen Layout

Oracle Logon Dialog Oracle TNS Configuration Dialog Advanced Service Options Dialog Address List Options Dialog DBA Dictionary Views Troubleshooting Connections to Oracle Command Line Parameters

Code Editor SQL Code Editor PL/SQL Edit, Compile And Execute

SQL*Plus command support Auto Code Completion Scan Defines/Substitutions New Stored Object Dialog SQL Statement CRUD Matrix Dialog

SQL Query Results

SQL Query Results Data Grid SQL Query Log (The Spool Tab) Export Data Dialog Viewers: LOB, XML, Array

PL/SQL Execution Console

PL/SQL Stub DBMS_OUTPUT

Code Editor Keyboard Shortcuts Toolbox

PL/SQL Debugger Code Explorer Outline DB Explorer Describe History Dependencies Columns

Visual Object Editors

Cluster Editor Constraint Editor Database Link Editor Index Editor Nested Table Editor Profile Editor Redo Log Group Editor Role Editor Materialized View Editor Sequence Editor Synonym Editor Table Editor User Editor Varray Editor View Editor Java Editor Instance Property Editor

Team Coding and Version Control Systems

Objects Supported by Team Coding Administer Team Coding

Install Team Coding Team Coding Settings Team Projects

Setup Team Projects

Team Coding Roles

Configure Team Coding

Configure Concurrent Version Systems (CVS) Configure Git Configure IBM Rational ClearCase Configure Perforce (P4) Configure Serena PVCS Version Manager Configure Subversion Configure Team Foundation Server

Team Coding Status Team Coding Manager Provider logon

Using Git Using Perforce Using IBM Rational ClearCase

Check in and Check out Version Control Systems

Concurrent Version Systems (CVS) Requirements More about Git and SQL Navigator More about Rational ClearCase and SQL Navigator More about Perforce and SQL Navigator More about Team Foundation Server and SQL Navigator

Modules, Windows And Dialogs

Analyze Tool Auto Describe Tool Benchmark Factory Bookmarks Dialog Capture Web Output Change Logon Password Dialog Code Analysis

Code Analysis Window Code Analysis Rule Sets Code Analysis Rules

Add to Catalog & Edit Dialogs

Model Code Dialog

Code Shortcuts And Templates Dialog

Test Case Properties

Database Source Code Search Dialog DB Navigator

Filter Properties Dialog

Describe Difference Viewer

View Differences Dialog Difference Viewer | Options Difference Viewer | Rules

Edit Data ER Diagram

Create ER Diagram

Explain Plan Tool Export Table Find and Replace Dialog Find objects Dialog Find Recycle Bin Objects Dialog Formatting Options HTML Viewer Import HTML as PL/SQL Import Table Java Manager Job Scheduler

Jobs Tab Programs Tab Schedules Tab Windows Tab Window Groups Tab Job Classes Tab Job Log Tab Window Log Tab Job Scheduler (Requirements)

Locate In Tree Output Window PL/SQL Profiler

Profiler Filter/Preferences Dialog New Group / Group Properties Dialog PL/SQL Profiler Requirements

Profile Manager Project Manager

Project Filter Dialog

Publish Java to PL/SQL Quick Browse Rename Object Search Knowledge Xpert Select DB Object Dialog Server Output Server Side Installation Wizard Session Browser Source Preview SQL Modeler

View Joins Dialog Global WHERE Conditions Window Global HAVING Coditions Window

Model Area Tabs

Criteria Generated Query Query Results

SQL Optimizer Task Manager Web Support Configuration Dialog Wrap Code

View | Preferences

General | User Interface General | "Drop" and "Truncate" safety options General | Session General | Default Tables General | Explain Plan General | Code Assistant General | Printing General | Object Editors General | Task Bar

Extract DDL | General Extract DDL | Table/View Specific Extract DDL | Constraints Extract DDL | Materialized Views/Snapshots Extract DDL | Users

Project Manager Code Editor

Code Editor | General Code Editor | SQL Scripts

Lob Viewer Team Coding Keyboard Shortcuts

Technical support resources Copyright information Third-party contributions

Quick Browse

Modules, Windows And Dialogs > Quick Browse

View chained rows information.

Select the table object.
Click Object | Quick Browse.
The Code Editor opens. The query is run. For more information, see SQL Query Results Data Grid.

Rename Object

Modules, Windows And Dialogs > Rename Object

Select the object.
Click Object | Rename.

Search Knowledge Xpert

Modules, Windows And Dialogs > Search Knowledge Xpert

Drag and drop optimized routines directly into your program editor.

Knowledge Xpert is a library of more than 900 pre-built PL/SQL routines, written by some of the world's leading PL/SQL experts, that can be integrated into the standard PL/SQL environment. The complete PL/SQL Code Library can eliminate hours of low-level coding and debugging while enhancing application performance and reliability.

Knowledge Xpert

SQL Navigator users can now access 5,400 technical topics, error messages, pre-built and tested code solutions, and code formatting technology. Using the Code Assistant, you can drag and drop these optimized routines directly into your program editor.

For example:

Knowledge Xpert for Oracle Administration A complete and essential resource for Oracle DBAs.
Knowledge Xpert for PL/SQL Comprehensive PL/SQL knowledge combined with an extensive PL/SQL code library.

TIP: Knowledge Xpert add-on modules are available directly from your Quest Software representative.

Select DB Object Dialog

Modules, Windows And Dialogs > Select DB Object Dialog

Select and open a database object similar to the standard Windows File | Open command.

Enter the name of the object or type in a name mask using the SQL wildcard (%)
Specify the object type (optional)
Select the object from a list of matches

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