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Delivering Oracle Success

Using SQL Developer to Define and Deploy

Your Data Models

Bob Larsen

RMOUG Training DaysFebruary 2012

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About DBAKOracle Solution Provider and License ResellerCore Technology and EBS ApplicationsColorado Owned and OperatedAverage 15 Years of Oracle Expertise “Top 250 Private Companies, 2011” – CoBIZ Magazine “Emerging Business of the Year, 2008” – South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce100+ Clients170+ Implementations, Upgrades, Conversions, Support ProjectsOracle Gold PartnerOEM “Specialized”

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AgendaWhy use Data ModelingOracle SQL Developer Data Modeler OverviewProduct ArchitectureSupported EnvironmentsMulti-level Data ModelingFeatures• Logical Modeling• Relational Modeling• Physical Modeling• Reverse Engineering• Forward Engineering• Importing and Exporting• Integrated Version Control• Controlling the Design Environment• Even more …

Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler Resources

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Why Use Data Modeling?A diagram is a powerful communication toolData models improve application developmentDrives design standardsQuality is improvedEases migration from development to productionCommon documentation location

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Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler - Overview

No Cost diagramming and data modeling toolSingle tool for different project functionality• Data Architect

– builds logical data models• Database Developer

– designs relational structure• Database Administrator (DBA)

– designs the physical layerMetadata is stored in XML files

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Product Architecture

Implemented as independent, standalone productJava based

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Supported EnvironmentsDatabase support• Oracle 9i, 10g and 11g• Microsoft SQL Server• DB2, UDB

Platform support• Windows• Linux• Mac OSX

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Logical ModelsER DiagrammingNotation support• Barker• Bachman• Information Engineering

– partial supportSupertypes and subtypesMutually exclusive relationships (arcs)Engineering to and from relational models

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Logical Model Import SupportOracle Designer’s repositoryCA Erwin Data Modeler 4.x modelsBachman Enterprise modelXMLA scriptsCompare and merge with logical model in another design

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Type Administration – Logical to/from Native

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Relational Data ModelTablesViewsForeign Keys• Automatic propagation

and synchronizationSchemasSubViewsDefine sensitive informationOracle spatial properties

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Relational Model Import SupportDDL scriptsDatabase DictionaryOracle Designer repositoryCA Erwin Data Modeler 4.x CA Erwin Data Modeler 7.xOthers

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Table Properties

Columns Mandatory dataPrimary KeyUnique constraintsTable level constraintsForeign KeysIndexesNested columnsData model commentsDatabase commentsResponsible partiesMore …

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Table – Add column

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Table – Add Index

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Table – Index List

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Relational Model Naming Standards

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Domain Administration

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Physical Model

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Physical Level – Table Properties

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Generate DDL

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Version ControlSQL Developer provides tight integration with Subversion version control systems. Once a connection is made to the version control system of choice, users can open files in SQL Developer and bring them under version control. Once under version control, files can be checked out, modified and checked back in.

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Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler Homepage

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/datamodeler/overview/index.html

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Contact

Bob Larsen720.475-8600

[email protected]

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