Higher HEX values for G,B render as lighter colors Determine shade of red the P_Value should be compared to Solid Red for P_Max Hexdigit := chr(ascii(‘A’) digit – 10) įUNCTION DataCell ( P_Value NUMBER, P_Max NUMBER) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS 0 Changed report to Redo in GB, updated calulations, added Total colįUNCTION dec2hex (N in number) RETURN varchar2 IS 2 Only print max value number, trying to reduce visual complexity that is my excuse for all of the ugly inline CSS. I tried to use a scripted stylesheet but SQL Dev wouldn’t cooperate so o Paste code into Apex PL/SQL output type and change DBMS_OUTPUT to HTP.P o Use SQL Developer PL/SQL DBMS_OUTPUT report type o Spool output to file and view with browser Requires access to v$archived_log, v$database Archived Log Redo in GB Heat Map for past 31 Days I haven’t played with all 6400 new chart types yet, so let me know if you find one it breaks on. The HTML output from running my reportĪll of the charts should render in HTML WYSIWYG – what you see is what you get. Ok, let’s go look at the output – which in this case is an HTML file. file “C:\sqldev4.html” – the output, where do we want it and what’s it going to be namedĪt the moment only HTML is available for output options. db HR – the database connection name to run the report against, requires you to have saved the password report “Demo for 4.0 Take Three” – the name of the report, contains spaces, so I’m quoting it Generate – at this time, generating a report is the only feature exposed, so let’s do that Sdcli64.exe reports – this part I hope you get Ok, so let’s run a report and see what happens.Ĭ:\Users\jdsmith\Desktop\sqldeveloper\4.0 EA1\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>sdcli64.exe reports generate -report "Demo for 4.0 Take Three" -db HR -file "C:\sqldev4.html" Generate -report -db -file * generates an HTML report If I run ‘sdcli64.exe reports’ – it will come back with the usage syntax for the reports option: How do I run a report? I reckon that this might be the most popular use case for the command-line interface. If I want to know the syntax for running one of these features, simply ask for it. What we have available now are the following features: It’s the green part that’s more interesting! Available features That’s an error message that shouldn’t be appearing – a bug that we’ll have fixed for the next EA drop. Please ignore the yellow highlighted text. So with SQL Developer version 4, when you run ‘sdcli.exe’ from the BIN directory, you’ll see something like this: SQL Developer command line options Rather than call the main executable, we created a new one. Random Observation: Developers get very excited when they get to redo something. Instead of just creating a few more one-off interfaces, we kind of started over and built a new CLI from scratch. However, we wanted to expand the support to include things like generating Carts and running reports. The primary use cases were for formatting files and running unit tests. SQL Developer has had a command-line interface of sorts.
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