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| Re: OraCmd,help [message #355637 is a reply to message #355636] |
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Michel Cadot
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You can download Oracle 10g XE (database) and SQL Developer (query tool) on otn.oracle.com
You can also create a workspace on apex.oracle.com and work with it.
Regards
Michel
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| Re: OraCmd,help [message #355692 is a reply to message #355689] |
Mon, 27 October 2008 01:57 |
aditya253058
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thanx for your help Michel
just tell me 1 thing
do i hav to make a link between Oracle Client 10g Express Edition and Query Tool (using ODBC) 6.1 (which u asked me 2 dwnld),or they hav to be used separately ?
please give a little explanation .
please tell if i can practice on these softwares in offline mode & how??
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| Re: OraCmd,help [message #355703 is a reply to message #355692] |
Mon, 27 October 2008 02:49 |
Frank
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One of the very important parts of learning Oracle (or any programming tool/language for that matter) is to learn to search.
Almost any question you can come up with has been asked and answered before on the web.
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| Re: OraCmd,help [message #355732 is a reply to message #355703] |
Mon, 27 October 2008 04:42 |
aditya253058
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| Frank wrote on Mon, 27 October 2008 02:49 | One of the very important parts of learning Oracle (or any programming tool/language for that matter) is to learn to search.
Almost any question you can come up with has been asked and answered before on the web.
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i hav spent many hours on net ,before posting in this forum
the fact is i m very new to sql,therefore doesnt know terms associated with it,thats y search results are not good
first i installed mysql,later found out it had diff syntax than oracle commnds
thn intalled oracmd,but it reqires connection to server
thn installed razorsql.but it also requires connection
i know oracle has an option of creating database on hardisk itself,i m looking for an option like this
in oracle 10g xe's manual it requires log in on homepage,but where is home page?
in query tool ,i choose "query disconnected" ,but whn i try to execute ,it asks for a data source,how to create that?
i just want to get started ,plz write a lilttle explanation of how to practise oracle commnds in offline mode
i will be really thankful
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| Re: OraCmd,help [message #355735 is a reply to message #355734] |
Mon, 27 October 2008 04:51 |
aditya253058
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it means i want to practise sql commnds with respect to oracle syntax,without connecting to any online server
(like in oracle ,one can practise ,by making database on their harddisk,no net connection required )
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| Re: OraCmd,help [message #355740 is a reply to message #355739] |
Mon, 27 October 2008 05:22 |
aditya253058
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| Michel Cadot wrote on Mon, 27 October 2008 05:15 | So the only way is to have a local database and and the easiest way is to download XE as I said in my first post.
Regards
Michel
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please provide a little explanation or any link to do so
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