Create a Table. In this topic you create a new table in the APPUSER schema. You created the APPUSER schema in the Administering User Accounts and Security tutorial. Expand the …

In this tutorial, you will use SQL Developer to create objects for a simplified library database, which will include tables for books, patrons (people who have library cards), and transactions …

Create Indexes. Select the HR user in the Other Users list and expand the Tables entry. Right-click the Employees table. Select Index in the menu and then select Create Index. Description …

To create tables, use either the SQL Developer tool Create Table or the DDL statement CREATE TABLE. This section shows how to use both of these ways to create these tables, which will …

You can import data from CSV files into the database through Oracle SQL Developer or by using Oracle Database utilities (such as SQL*Loader or External Tables). See Data Import Wizard in …

To create a relational table in your own schema, you must have the CREATE TABLE system privilege. To create a table in another user's schema, you must have the CREATE ANY …

To create tables, use either the SQL Developer tool Create Table or the DDL statement CREATE TABLE. This section shows how to use both of these ways to create these tables, which will …

In SQL Developer, navigate to the Tables node in the schema where you want to create the new table, as described in "Viewing Tables". Right-click the Tables node and select New Table . …

The SQL script generation feature is explained with the help of a use case, that uses a sample workflow codegen_workflow and a demo database table INSUR_CUST_LTV_SAMPLE. …

Using SQL Developer for Exporting and Importing. SQL Developer provides convenient wizards for exporting and importing metadata and data: To export metadata or data, or both, use the …