The only problem I can not see the tables in runtime. I have Connection to db, can execute all statements. I use the newest ojdbc14.jar (Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.3)). This little discovery certainly was a pleasant surprise. Right click on a node and see what tasks you can do. You should see an extra node that shows the connection you established.
Enter a user name and password for the database.ġ2. Right click on database and choose New Connectionĩ. Choose class12.zip file from your local file system and click Openħ. Right click on Drivers and choose New Driverĥ. Click on Runtime tab on the panel on the upper left side.ģ. To get started, here are my notes on connecting to an existing Oracle database:ġ. If you are using NetBeans and prefer to stay within the IDE, you can use its database features. If you use Windows operating system and Oracle database, TOAD could be another option. If you prefer to use command line, use sqlplus or command line tool for the database.
I just discovered that NetBeans can allows a user to access databases to view, edit, and execute commands.
