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You're already using SQLcl, but your terminal looks plain. I'll show you how to make it more appealing—nothing complicated, just simple enhancements. While SQLcl has many parameters, which are the mos
Heard of MCP? Test SQLcl MCP Server in just 5 minutes and see AI chatting with your database. Here's a quick intro. Warning Try the below steps only on your sandbox environments - free tiers, sample schemas, etc. Please don’t do it on real databases!...
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After presenting "Oracle's SQLcl CI/CD bombshell" at KSCOPE25, I'm excited about where we are in Oracle CI/CD development. The response was fantastic, and it's evident we are at a breakthrough moment. You can view my presentation and live demo videos...
When working with applications based on Oracle Database (like APEX), ensuring the quality of your PL/SQL code is essential. But how can you quickly check for issues? The answer is the SQLcl CODESCAN.
Introduction In my previous article, I covered the basics of Oracle’s SQLcl Project, including versioning and releasing Oracle database changes. Please read it before reading further. Now, I’ll cover
Welcome to part 5 of "A whirlwind tour of Database Schema Changes Tracking Tools" In this article, I will provide a general overview and test the basic functionalities of the Oracle SQLcl “Project” co
