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    Si object browser keygen

    16 Managing Database Objects with Object Browser. About Object Browser. The Object Browser page is divided into two sections. Object Selection pane displays on the left side of the Object Browser page and lists database objects of a selected type within the current schema. You can further narrow the results by filtering on the object name. Detail pane displays to the right of the page and displays detailed information about the selected object. To view object details, select an object in the Object Selection pane. Click the tabs at the top of the Detail pane to view additional details about the current object. To edit an object, click the appropriate button. Accessing Object Browser. To access Object Browser. Log in to the Database Home Page. To view Object Browser you can either. Click the Object Browser icon. Click the down arrow on the right side of the icon to view a drop down menu. Then, select the appropriate menu option. For the purposes of consistency, this document uses the primary navigation path (or drill-down approach) when explaining navigation. Searching For and Browsing Database Objects. The Object Selection pane displays on the left side of the Object Browser page and lists database objects by type with the current schema. You can filter the view by selecting an object type or entering a case insensitive search term. Topics in this section include. Searching For and Selecting Database Objects. To search for a database object in the Object Selection pane. On the Database Home Page, click the Object Browser icon. Object Browser appears. Select an object type from the Object list. The list of objects that appears depends upon the available objects in the current schema. Note that any object having a red bar adjacent to it is invalid. To search for an object name, enter a case insensitive search term in the search field. To view all objects, leave the search field blank. Once you locate the database object you want to view, simply select it. The selected object displays in the Detail pane. If no object is selected, the Detail pane is blank. Hiding the Object Selection Pane. You can hide the Object Selection pane by selecting the Hide Objects control. This control displays on the right side of the Object Selection pane. If the Object Selection pane appears, selecting this control hides it. Similarly, if the Object Selection pane is hidden, selecting this control causes the pane to reappear. About Creating New Database Objects. You can create new database objects using the Create Database Object Wizard. Once you select an object, a set of tabs and buttons appears at the top of the Detail pane. Use the tabs to view different aspects of the current items (for example, a tables indexes). Use the buttons to modify the current object. To create a new object. On the Database Home Page, click the Object Browser icon. Object Browser appears. Click Create. located in the upper right corner of the Detail pane. From the list of object types, select the type of object you want to create. Follow the on-screen instructions. Managing Tables. A table is a unit of data storage in an Oracle database, containing rows and columns. When you view a table in Object Browser, a table description appears that describes each column in the table. Oracle Database Concepts for conceptual information on tables types. Displays details of the first 31 columns including the column name, data type, nullable status, default value, and primary key. While viewing table details you can add, modify, delete, or rename a column. Additionally, you can drop, rename, copy, or truncate the table as long as the referencing table has no records as well as create a lookup table. Displays a report of the data in the current table. Actions you can perform include. Query - Enables you to sort by column. To restrict specific rows, enter a condition in the Column Condition field. Use the percent sign (%) for wildcards. From Order by, select the columns you want to review and click Query. Count Rows - Displays a report of the number of rows in the current table. Insert Row - Enables you to insert a new row into the table. Download - Exports all data in the table to a spreadsheet. Click the download link at the bottom of the page to export all data in the selected table. Displays indexes associated with this table. Actions you can perform include Create and Drop. Displays a graphical representation of the selected table along with all related tables. Related tables are those that reference the current table in a foreign key and those tables referenced by foreign keys within the current table. You can position the cursor over an underlined table name to view the relationship between that table and the current table. Click an underlined table name to view the model of the related table. Displays a list of constraints for the current table. Actions you can perform include Create. Drop. Enable. and Disable. Displays a list of grants on the current table, including the grantee, the privilege, and grant options. Actions you can perform in this view include Grant and Revoke. Displays collected statistics about the current table, including the number of rows and blocks, the average row length, sample size, when the data was last analyzed, and the compression status (enabled or disabled). Click Analyze to access the Analyze Table Wizard. Displays user interface defaults for forms and reports. User interface defaults enable developers to assign default user interface properties to a table, column, or view within a specified schema. Click Edit to edit defined user interface defaults. Click Create to initialize user interface defaults for tables that do not currently have user interface defaults defined. Displays a list of triggers associated with the current table. Actions you can perform include Create. Drop. Enable. and Disable. To view trigger details, click the trigger name. Displays a report of the data in the columns in the view. Actions you can perform include. Query - Enables you to sort by column. To restrict specific rows, enter a condition in the Column Condition field. Use the percent sign (%) for wildcards. From Order by, select the columns you want to review and click Query. Count Rows - Enables you to insert a new row into the table. Insert Row - Enables you to insert a new row into the table. Displays a list of grants associated with the columns in the view. Grant details include grantee, privilege, and grant options. Actions you can perform include Grant and Revoke. Displays user interface defaults for forms and reports. User interface defaults enable developers to assign default user interface properties to a table, column, or view within a specified schema. Click Edit to edit existing user interface defaults. Click Create to initialize user interface defaults for views that do not currently have user interface defaults defined.

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