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1. AQUA DATA STUDIO CHANGE ORACLE PASSWORD HOW TO
2. AQUA DATA STUDIO CHANGE ORACLE PASSWORD UPDATE
3. AQUA DATA STUDIO CHANGE ORACLE PASSWORD PATCH

The Package editor has validation which you need to keep in mind. If you find the script is not loading inside of Query Analyzer, please go to File -> Options -> General -> Script File Extensions and add the extension of your package files.

If you need to create a new Package from one of your scripts, you just need to double click and execute the script. If you double click on a file it will automatically open it in a Query Window for that server.

AQUA DATA STUDIO CHANGE ORACLE PASSWORD UPDATE

Update Instructions : In your Server Registration, you can mount the folder that contains your scripts so that they appear in the schema browser in the top level "Scripts" folder.

When you save, it will save all the text into the same file. With this new patch, it will put the 1st statement in the Spec tab and the rest in the building tab. Prior to the patch, if you opened a file with more then 2 statements, ADS would put everything in the Spec tab.

AQUA DATA STUDIO CHANGE ORACLE PASSWORD PATCH

We've added a fix for the GRANT statements in the patch below.

AQUA DATA STUDIO CHANGE ORACLE PASSWORD HOW TO

We have a patch with a minor fix, some suggestions on how to use ADS with your scenario, and maybe you can give us some feedback on whether you and your team will have usability issues with the process. To work around this, I will need to move the GRANT statements to a separate file and just remember to include them in our Test and Prod moves even though no changes are being made to these statements. If I remove the GRANT statements, the spec then appears in the Spec tab and the building appears in the building tab, as expected. Thus, ADS opens all this code in the building tab of the Oracle Package Editor. Our standard for several years has been to include GRANT statements at the end of our code, after the first statement CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE and the second statement CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE building. Then in ADS, I have to navigate down to the Package Bodies folder in the treeview, right-click and select "Create Package building in Editor" and then open my local file, discarding the created stub code. When it's time to make a change, we first check out the package code file to get a local copy. We store all our package script/code in text files under souce control completely external to the database. We recently switched from TOAD to ADS and are looking to optimize how we work with ADS specifically with editing Oracle packages. With regard to issue 4005: Our current version:Īqua Data Studio 12.0.9 Build #: 30221 Built on: 2012-Nov-19 12:38:07 PMĬan ADS be enhanced with an Open Package File button as mentioned in the issue above? Or can package files simply be opened with each statement receiving its own tab? And can a treeview be included in the Package Editor which maps out each member of the package spec and package building to aid navigation through large packages?