Data Management

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 Extenuating Circumstances

If you have difficulty meeting the requirements of this course, fail to hand in an assignment,
or miss an exam because of extenuating circumstances, please advise your instructor in
writing (not email) at the earliest possible date so that your situation can be discussed. If you
encounter an unexpected medical or family emergency or a random act of Nature that causes
you to miss the due date for homework or miss a quiz or exam, you must present suitable
documentation in writing (not email) to the instructor before special consideration will be
given.

A file of all written correspondence will be kept by the instructor and decisions
regarding them will be made at the end of the semester.

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 Piazza

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 Caution: This Class Uses Oracle Software

Oracle 11g DBMS

SQLDeveloper
SQLDeveloper Data Modeler
APEX
Oracle RDF/OWL

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 Oracle Certification

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 Course Overview

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 SQLDeveloper

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 SQLDeveloper

cs347_UTEId at UT

New Connection cs347_UTEId

orcl_UTEId

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 Murah Chapter 2

How to use
Oracle SQL Developer and other tools

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 Objectives You wont be able
to do this to the
Applied UT database.
Start or stop the Oracle database server and listener.
Use SQL*Plus to run a SQL statement.
Use Oracle SQL Developer to do any of the following:
Create a database connection
Export or import database connections
Navigate through the objects of a database
View the column definitions for a table
View the data for a table
Edit the column definitions for a table
Use Oracle SQL Developer to enter, run, open, and save SQL
statements and scripts.
Use the SQL Reference manual to look up information about SQL
statements.

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 Objectives (continued)
Knowledge
Briefly describe the function of each of these products:
Database Home Page
SQL*Plus
Oracle SQL Developer
SQL Reference manual

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 How to stop the database
You wont be able
StartAll Programs to do this to the
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition UT database.
Stop Database

The DOS window when the database is stopped

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 How to start the database
You wont be able
StartAll Programs to do this to the
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition UT database.
Start Database

The DOS window when the database is started

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 Terms to know
Database service (database server, database engine)
Database listener

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 The UT Oracle database system is
not Express Edition, its Enterprise
The Database Home Page Edition.

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 How to start the Database Home Page from the
Windows Start menu You wont be able
All Programs to do this to the
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition UT database.
Go To Database Home Page.
Use the Database Login page to log in.

How to use the Database Home Page to create a

user for a database
You wont be able
Log in as the system user. to do this to the
Administration UT database.
Database Users
Create User.
Use the resulting web page to create the user.

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 The SQL*Plus tool

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 How to start SQL*Plus
Select the Run command from the Start menu.
Enter sqlplus, and click the OK button.

How to connect to a database with SQL*Plus

Enter the username and password.

How to run a SQL statement with SQL*Plus

Type the statement.
Type a semicolon, and press the Enter key.

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 The SQL Developer dialog box for creating
database connections

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 How to create a database connection
Right-click on the Connections node.
Select the New Connection command.
Enter a connection name, username, and password.
Click the Test button to test the connection.
Click the Save button to save the connection.

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 How to export database connections
Right-click the Connections node.
Select the Export Connections command.
Select the connections that you want to export.
Specify the path and filename for the XML file for the connections.

How to import database connections

Right-click the Connections node.
Select the Import Connections command.
Navigate to the XML file for the connections.
Select the connections that you want to import.

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 The Connection Information dialog box

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 The tables available to the AP user

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 The column definitions for a table

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 How to view the column definitions for a table
Click on the name of the table in the Connections window.
By default, the columns are displayed in the sequence in which
they were created.

How to view the data for a table

Click on the Data tab.

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 Editing the column definition of a table

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 A SELECT statement and its results

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 How to change the connection for a worksheet
Use the Connections list

How to comment out or uncomment a line

Press Ctrl+/.

Two ways to execute a SQL statement

Press the F9 key.
Click the Execute Statement button in the toolbar.

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 Using the snippets window

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 Handling syntax errors

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 Common causes of errors
Misspelling the name of a table or column
Misspelling a keyword
Omitting the closing quotation mark
Being connected as the wrong user

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 The Open File dialog box

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 Three ways to open a SQL file
Click the Open button in the toolbar.
Press Ctrl+O.
Select the FileOpen command.

How to switch between open statements

Select the appropriate tab.

How to cut, copy, and paste code

Use the standard Windows techniques.

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 Three ways to save a SQL file
Click the Save button in the toolbar.
Press Ctrl+S.
Select the FileSave command.

How to change the default directory

for new statements
Use the ToolsPreferences command.
Expand the Database node.
Click on the Worksheet Parameters node.
Change the default path for scripts.

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 A SQL script and its results

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 How to run an entire SQL script
Press F5 or click the Run Script button.

How to run one statement within a script

1. Move the cursor into the statement you want to execute.
2. Press F9 or click the Execute Statement button.

Note
The results of a statement are displayed in the Results tab.
The results of a script are displayed in the Script Output tab.

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 The Oracle Database SQL Reference manual

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