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Oracle SQL Developer 2.1
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Whether you are about to embark on new development, modify existing objects, or just want to see what's in your database, you are likely going to start by browsing the schema or schemas you have access to. Technically, you are querying the Oracle database, and so many of the actions in this chapter, such as using a menu to drop a table, or a dialog to create a new table with columns and constraints, can be done by writing the SQL in the SQL Worksheet or SQL*Plus. By using the functionality the tool provides, you can quickly complete a multitude of tasks. In SQL Developer, you use the Connections navigator to browse (or query) the database objects. To follow the examples in this section, you need to create database connections for the sample schemas HR and OE. You will also need access to SYSTEM, or a user capable of granting privileges to other users.
Objects are grouped into nodes in the Connections navigator to reflect their types...
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