Oracle Developer Tools for VS Code (SQL and PLSQL)This extension enables editing and execution of SQL and PL/SQL for Oracle Database and Oracle Autonomous Database. Version 21.4.0View the Quickstart: Get Started with Oracle and VSCode for details on how to configure, connect and use Oracle Developer Tools for VS Code. Questions or feedback about this extension? Please post your questions or comments on the Oracle Developer Tools forum. ![]() Features include:
Feature HighlightsConnection DialogConnect using hostname/port/service name, TNS alias, Easy Connect connection string, connect descriptor, directory server (LDAP) service name, or ODP.NET connection string. Other options include connecting with a proxy user and setting the current schema. ![]() Create and manage Oracle Autonomous DatabasesCreate and manage Oracle Autonomous Databases (ADBs) using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Explorer tree control. Create new Always Free or paid ADB instances, and start, stop, and terminate existing ADB instances. Automatically download credentials files and create a database connection. ![]() Oracle Database ExplorerExplore your database schema in a tree control. Right click on the connection name to open an existing SQL file or create a new file that uses that connection. Show table data and generate CREATE, SELECT, INSERT, or DELETE SQL for tables. View, edit, debug and run stored procedures and functions. Explore other users' schemas. ![]() PL/SQL debuggerDebug PL/SQL in stored procedures, functions, and packages using Visual Studio Code's native debugging features. Compile PL/SQL for debugging, step into PL/SQL, and run to a breakpoint. Enable External Application Debugging to listen for and debug PL/SQL procedures and functions called by applications or SQL scripts. ![]() ![]() Use IntelliSense to autocomplete schema objectsBegin typing SQL into the editor and autocomplete suggestions will appear. Enter a schema name, schema object name, or alias followed by a period (".") to show the child objects. Enter a stored procedure or function name and autocomplete the parameter list. Modify the settings to choose whether to use upper or lower case. ![]() ![]() In the examples below, a stored procedure will autocomplete as you type - or you can choose to fill in a template for the call: ![]()
Navigate SQL and PL/SQL code with Hover, Go to, and PeekUse powerful editor features to navigate and learn more about SQL and PL/SQL objects. The editor supports hovering, Go to/Peek Definition, Go to/Peek Type Definition and Go to/Peek Implementation. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() View table data and save as CSV or JSONView the results of queries in a grid and save the results in CSV or JSON format. ![]() Navigate through scripts using breadcrumbsUse breadcrumbs to easily navigate through large scripts. ![]() Problems panel integrationErrors encountered when running SQL scripts or when saving PL/SQL to the database are placed in the Problems panel. Clicking on the error takes you to the line in the script where the error occurred. ![]() Code snippetsCode snippets provide example templates for various SQL commands. They are shown when you type 'oracle': ![]() Test stored procedures and functionsUse the Oracle Database Explorer "Run" menu item to run a procedure or function, enter input parameters and view output parameters. If the output parameter is a cursor, you can fetch and display the results. ![]() Bookmarks and historySave SQL and PL/SQL as "bookmarks" which can later be executed or added to SQL scripts. SQL history is stored for a Visual Studio Code session and can be run, added to scripts, and/or saved as a bookmark. ![]() Changes in version 21.4.0
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