Using SQL Developer to Define and Deploy Your Data Models

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1 Delivering Oracle Success Using SQL Developer to Define and Deploy Your Data Models Bob Larsen RMOUG Training Days February 2012

2 About DBAK Oracle Solution Provider and License Reseller Core Technology and EBS Applications Colorado Owned and Operated Average 15 Years of Oracle Expertise Top 250 Private Companies, 2011 CoBIZ Magazine Emerging Business of the Year, 2008 South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce 100+ Clients 170+ Implementations, Upgrades, Conversions, Support Projects Oracle Gold Partner OEM Specialized DBAK

3 Agenda Why use Data Modeling Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler Overview Product Architecture Supported Environments Multi-level Data Modeling Features 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 DBAK

4 Why Use Data Modeling? A diagram is a powerful communication tool Data models improve application development Drives design standards Quality is improved Eases migration from development to production Common documentation location DBAK

5 Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler - Overview No Cost diagramming and data modeling tool Single tool for different project functionality Data Architect builds logical data models Database Developer designs relational structure Database Administrator (DBA) designs the physical layer Metadata is stored in XML files DBAK

6 Product Architecture Implemented as independent, standalone product Java based DBAK

7 Supported Environments Database support Oracle 9i, 10g and 11g Microsoft SQL Server DB2, UDB Platform support Windows Linux Mac OSX DBAK

8 Logical Models ER Diagramming Notation support Barker Bachman Information Engineering partial support Supertypes and subtypes Mutually exclusive relationships (arcs) Engineering to and from relational models DBAK

9 Logical Model Import Support Oracle Designer s repository CA Erwin Data Modeler 4.x models Bachman Enterprise model XMLA scripts Compare and merge with logical model in another design DBAK

10 Type Administration Logical to/from Native DBAK

11 Relational Data Model Tables Views Foreign Keys Automatic propagation and synchronization Schemas SubViews Define sensitive information Oracle spatial properties DBAK

12 Relational Model Import Support DDL scripts Database Dictionary Oracle Designer repository CA Erwin Data Modeler 4.x CA Erwin Data Modeler 7.x Others DBAK

13 Table Properties Columns Mandatory data Primary Key Unique constraints Table level constraints Foreign Keys Indexes Nested columns Data model comments Database comments Responsible parties More DBAK

14 Table Add column DBAK

15 Table Add Index DBAK

16 Table Index List DBAK

17 Relational Model Naming Standards DBAK

18 Domain Administration DBAK

19 Physical Model DBAK

20 Physical Level Table Properties DBAK

21 Generate DDL DBAK

22 Generated DDL DBAK

23 Save Model Image DBAK

24 Model Comparison DBAK

25 Version Control SQL 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. DBAK

26 Resources: Oracle Technology Network DBAK

27 Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler Homepage DBAK

28 Oracle SQL Developer Data Model Forum DBAK

29 Online Demonstrations Feature Viewlets Video Demonstrations Webcasts DBAK

30 Questions DBAK

31 Contact Bob Larsen Presentation available at: DBAK