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Database Tools

Oracle Maestro provides a number of powerful tools for working with databases.

 

The following tools are available:

 

Creates and executes SQL queries.

 

Builds queries visually.

 

Executes SQL scripts to the database.

 

Allows to edit and execute SQL scripts.

 

Generates the database HTML or PDF report for structure of selected object in a whole or partially.

 

Displays a content of BLOB fields in different representations.

 

Represents data from a table or a query as a diagram in various ways.

 

Allows to slice and dice information efficiently according your business rules.

 

Prepares data for reading, viewing, and printing in a polished look.

 

Allows to represent database tables and relationships as ER diagrams.

 

An excellent tool to debug PL/SQL code such as procedures and functions (both stand-alone and packaged) using traditional debugging features.

 

A very useful feature for DBAs to monitor the users' activity.

 

Allows you to choose export mode (database, schemas, tablespaces or tables), select objects to export and specify a lot of additional options to get the database dump according to your needs.

 

Provides you with a set of simple SQL statements.

 

Simple tools for DML procedures and Updatable views generation allow to create a bunch of CRUD procedures automatically.


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