No Scheduler Option available
I do not have the option to schedule jobs in SQL Developer. How can I enable it?
Had the same problem, this worked for me : SQL developer refine connections view
tldr; Tools>Preferences>Database>Navigation filter
"Navigation filter" seems a bit misleading at first
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What is the easiest way to get AB-testing with Marathon & Mesos?
We're currently investigating an enterprise solution called vamp, but if there are any good open source solutions, that'd be great to know.
DISCLAIMER : I work for Mesosphere so my answer might not be most unbiased
DC/OS is an open-source solution that comes with Mesos/Marathon and much more out of the box :
https://github.com/dcos/
https://docs.mesosphere.com/1.11/installing/
There is a Mailing list and Slack Comuunity to help you get started
Mesosphere also has an Enterprise solution which comes with a bunch of closed source security features and support. But DC/OS is an "open core" product. Feature Comparison between OSS and Enterprise
I want to create table automatically using new table option in oracle SQL developer,but that option is disabled in my tool.
Can any one please help me out in this issue.
Please find the below image highlighted with red mark for your better understanding.
Thanks in advance.
To quote Jeff Smitth:
SQL Developer is built by Oracle, for Oracle. It’s the database IDE.
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But, SQL Developer is also ... a 3rd party database migration platform.
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Since we support migrations from these other database platforms, wouldn’t it be neat if SQL Developer could connect and query those 3rd party databases too? Surprise, surprise – that’s exactly what we DO do today.
What ‘Support’ means
You can connect to, browse, and query (SELECTs only) SQL Server, DB2, Access, MySQL, and Teradata.
What ‘Support’ does NOT mean
providing debuggers
delivering database administration features
write access to the database
Sound a little harsh or spartan? Going much further in any of these areas would just open a big ole can of worms, and we’re committed to providing an optimal experience for the Oracle database. But, since we already support these limited features, there’s no real reason to hide it.
That post is from 2012, but as far as I'm aware is still mostly true.
Since creating tables would count as write access and a DBA feature, it isn't a matter of enabling the option for your MySQL database, it isn't supported. This is an area of functionality that only applies to Oracle databases. (Even though Oracle Corp. owns MySQL... this means the Oracle RDBMS).
Is there a way to store all timestamps and details of modifications of fields in a table automatically in Filemaker Pro 13? ie is there an easy option somewhere that Filemaker provides, or must I do this programmatically / manually?
Ray Cologon, PhD and allround FileMaker superstar, wrote a custom function that works well for us. It is free to use, but you must have a copy of FileMaker Pro Advanced to install the custom function.
http://www.nightwing.com.au/FileMaker/demosX/demoX01.html
FileMaker does not provide a ready-to-go method of audit logging. However, there are a few decent options. Linear Blue provides fmDataGuard and SyncDek just for this purpose, and does a very nice job. (SyncDek is great for [and requires] FileMaker Server; fmDataguard is great for standalone databases and small server deployments.)
Nightwing's solution is clever and hooks up very similarly to fmDataGuard, but I think fmDataGuard is more robust.
All of these audit logging solutions have a critical limitation. You cannot log deletions as a [Full Access] user. If this is critical for your application, SyncDek is the only solution that offers a work-around in the latest versions: record change polling.
There is a final possibility that might be worth considering for some applications. Databases like MySQL have audit log plugins without the permissions limitations of FileMaker. You can connect FileMaker to one or more MySQL databases and use their tables more-or-less like native FileMaker tables. With the MySQL audit log plugin, you can get your audit logging and use FileMaker for your UI.
You can do this programmatically. But with the help of MBS Plugin you can achieve this easily.
Here is the documentation link
Example :
MBS( "Audit.Changed"; timestamp; TableName { ; FieldsToIgnore } )
I am naive in mainframe and my question would sound silly. However, I want to know where do we write or issue db2 commands,say diplay database command. Under which option do we issue these commands. Also, how do we find which database is active? This question sounds weird, however, the same was asked to me.
IBM has an Info Center article about where you can issue DB2 commands on the Mainframe. However, if you're not familiar with the Mainframe in general, it may not be all that useful to you.
As #cschneid recommends, you may want to ask around in your employer if there is any expertise on the subject. Otherwise, you need to get some training from somewhere.
There is a useful DB2 tool on the mainframe called SPUFI which can execute SQL statements.
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSEPEK_11.0.0/apsg/src/tpc/db2z_executesqlspufi.html
There's also a DB2 Admin Tool as well.
Any good advice on what tools to use to monitor a DB2 database? I have used the db2top command but was wondering if there are more verbose tools out there. Our DB is running on Linux64
As tools, you can use the memory tracker db2mtrk, Problem determination db2pd. But also you can use many other things, such as:
function tables
administrative views
get snapshot
create and active event monitors.
It really depends on what you are goin to do.
Also, the IBM Optim Performance Expert is a good tool to find bttlenecks or issues in the Database. Also the DBI panther brother. And finally the Data Studio Web Console is a basic tool to monitor few elements.
What do you want to monitor? probably with the help of a cron that executes a script you can do many things.