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I'm a beginner level RDBMS student. I need to manage and test SQL commands on one database on my laptop (localhost).
I see 'Oracle Database Standard Edition 12c' (2.6 Gb) in the download section. So, is it free or does it need licensing?
Oracle has a version called Oracle Express which is, in fact, free.
You can download it from here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/database-technologies/express-edition/overview/index.html
From its webpage:
Oracle Database XE is a great starter database for:
Developers working on Node.js, Python, PHP, Java, .NET, XML, and Open
Source applications
DBAs who need a free, starter database for training and deployment
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Maybe this question has been asked before but as far as i've checked the entries i've found two possible entries which are very old, so would like to start a new post around the discussion ?
Found this post on Google Code, but project is discontinued to make it available on web:
http://code.google.com/p/oracle-gui/
https://code.google.com/archive/p/database-explorer/
I want to have your opinions and experience is there a any tool which can be deployable on server as a web application (i.e. nodejs, tomcat war application) that i can use similiar to sqldeveloper ?
SQLDeveloper for web is not fitting for me because i am not using Oracle on Cloud so i want a deployable tool which i can manage on my web application server.
If it is an Oracle database, it might already have Oracle Application Express (Apex) installed.
Apart from being a tool to develop applications (all you need is a browser), it also contains SQL Workshop which offers
object browser
data workshop
query builder
schema comparison tool
lets you execute SQL commands and scripts
etc.
So - have a look.
SQL Developer Web will be available for you on-prem later this year via ORDS.
You'll be able to run it for your own local databases, versions 11gR2 and higher.
For free.
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I want to know is there any difference between Oracle and sql developer tools?
It depends on what you consider a 'tool.'
The database ships with a couple of command-line interfaces, SQLPlus and SQLcl. Those are both tools, they're not a part of the core database code.
You could also use web interfaces like SQL Developer Web, APEX, EM Express, or Enterprise Manager. Some of those ship with the Database, and EM Express runs out of the database, but those are kind of tools too.
You could write your own program to interact with the database, but you're going to use a JDBC driver or something that supports SQLNet...but then are those drivers, tools?
So my answer to you is, it depends on what you mean by 'tool.'
Can you use the database without SQL Developer, yes.
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What SQL server 2012 edition to use for database size which is 13GB...we were using express edition earlier. Now that we have merged all individual database into one, we want to upgrade out beta server. Kindly suggest. Should we go only for entreprise edition or can we use developer or standard edition considering the cost.
A developer edition cannot be used in production due to obvious reasons. Your next choices are Web, Standard, Enterprise - in order of costs. Here's a comparison between editions you can take a look at.
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I am trying to learn Oracle SQL with the help of the book 'Oracle SQL by Example' and it recommends that I download Oracle 11g to be able to take full advantage of what the book has on offer when it comes to practising the skills I learn.
However, Oracle's website seems not to offer 11g for Mac and I cannot find a link to 10g that is still valid (or, indeed, that doesn't dead end at the Oracle website). Does anyone have any suggestions. Thanks.
The simplest route might be to install VirtualBox and one of the pre-built VM images Oracle provides. It's simpler to get started than having to navigate the database software installation and DB creation, if you aren't interested in those aspects at the moment.
The Database App Development VM gives you a pre-installed database, plus SQL*Plus and SQL Developer to run examples and your own code as you learn.
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Could anybody suggest me a visual tool for oracle database architecture. I have used mysql workbench for mysql server. I am trying to find out same kind of tool for oracle database.
If you mean tools that include a graphical query builder you should have a look at the following tools:
Toad (there is a freeware version, but I am not sure if it contains enough for you)
SQL Developer (free)
There are other options out there, but I would say that these two are by far the best ones you can get for oracle development.
If you meant tools to create a database (so a graphical tools that shows you a diagram of the database and generates SQL scripts from it) you should have a look at:
Toad Data Modeler
Dezign
SQL Developer Data Modeler