Installation Notes
Installation Notes
December 2019
Software installation
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Windows User |
The Windows user that installs and licenses SQL Navigator® requires certain write-access privileges and therefore must be a member of either the Administrators group within Windows, or have equivalent privileges. | ||||||||
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Installation Wizard |
The Installation wizard offers the following options:
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Install Directory |
If a previous installation of SQL Navigator 4.x or above is detected, its location will be pre-selected by default For LAN Client installations, browse to the network resource containing the LAN Server installation. |
Server side installation
Server-side configuration is not required for general operation of SQL Navigator. It is required for operation of the Explain Plan Tool. The PL/SQL Profiler and Java->PL/SQL Publisher requires server-side support, which is installed on demand.
You can invoke the Server-Side Installation Wizard from the Tools menu. The wizard requires connection as a DBA user so that the SQLNAV user can be created, as well as a number of roles. The wizard permits you to specify a password of your choice for this user. Note that the option "Base SQLNAV Repository" must be selected on at least one occasion to allow the other support features to be installed. All objects installed by the wizard are installed into the SQLNAV schema.
To install support for Explain Plan
To save SQL statements in the Explain Plan tool, a special table is required in the SQLNAV schema.
Follow these steps:
- Start SQL Navigator.
- Click Tools | Server-Side Installation Wizard.
- Select Install Server-Side Objects | Next.
- Ensure that "Base SQLNAV Repository" and "Explain Plan Support" are selected. Click Next.
- Enter a username (DBA user, such as SYS), password and connection. Click Connect.
- Choose a tablespace for the objects to be created in the SQLNAV schema. Click Next.
- Enter a password for the SQLNAV user. Enter it again in the confirmation box. Click Next.
- Perform one of the following:
- Click Install | Next.
- As a DBA user, run the script CRTUSER.SQL located in the install folder under the SQL Navigator installation folder (C:\Program Files\Quest Software\SQL Navigator for Oracle by default) to create the SQLNAV schema.
- As user SQLNAV, run the script CRTSQLTB.SQL to create the Saved SQL's table.
Server side support
The PL/SQL Profiler and Java->PL/SQL Publisher requires server-side support, which is installed on demand.
To install support for PL/SQL Profiler
The PL/SQL Profiler (Oracle 8.1.6 and above) requires server-side support provided by Oracle.
Follow these steps:
- Install Oracle's DBMS_PROFILER package as the SYS user.
- To collect statistics, grant users SELECT privilege on the following system views:
V$SESSION
V$SESSTAT
V$STATNAME
To install SQL Navigator-specific support for a single schema
- Start SQL Navigator.
- Connect to the instance containing objects you wish to profile.
- Use DB Navigator to select a stored program to profile.
- Execute. (Click Session | Execute or press F9)
- Progress through execution wizard, selecting "Enable Profiling" on the profiling tab.
- Perform one of the following:
- When prompted to install Profiler support, click Yes.
- Connected as user for schema containing objects you wish to profile, run the script PROF_INSTALL.SQL
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TIP: You can also install a central set of tables for storage of Profiler data, however this is not recommended, as these tables may grow quite large. To install, follow the steps above to install into any schema, then (connected as that user) run the script PROF_GLOBAL_INSTALL.SQL. |
To install support for Java Publisher
To publish a Java class to PL/SQL the following are required in the user's schema:
- A Java class (com/quest/sqlnav/reflector)
- An Oracle package (SQLN_JAVA)
These objects are installed on demand in a similar manner to the Profiler objects.
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Note: To publish a Java class located in a different schema:
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Recommended configuration for PL/SQL Debugger
Oracle for Windows version 7.3.4 or higher
SQL*Net 32-bit to connect to the database
Refer also to the online help for details about Oracle support for the SQL Navigator Debugger.
Recommended configuration for Oracle Web Development support
Install Oracle Web Toolkit version 2 or higher on database.