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Oracle SQL Developer 19.2 Release Notes

Date: August 2019

SQL Developer on OTN | Downloads | Documentation | Exchange | Forum

These release notes contain the following:

Bugs Fixed
Feature Enhancements
Before You Start
FAQ
Support
Feedback

Feature Enhancements

Oracle JDK 11 is now supported, although JDK8 is shipped for embedded windows JDK distribution
Updated NoSQL 19.1.8 client drivers
New Feature: Toggle Ansi/Oracle Joins refactoring in SQL Worksheet
Data Export: Excel exports format DATES as DATES
More custom syntax color styles

Before You Start

JDK Support

Oracle SQL Developer 19.2 release requires Oracle Java 8 or 11, with a minimum version of 1.8 update 121. Go here to download the latest version.
If SQL Developer cannot find a local JDK, you will be prompted to enter the location path for the JDK. Note that the prompt wants only the folder, not the java.exe. For example C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_152.
Java versions 10 and higher are not yet supported and will not work.
The Data Miner and SVN client features require Java 8
Saving your connection passwords requires at least Oracle JDK 8u152 (for access to JCE jars)

Known Issues

A BUG with Excel exports containing NULL DATE values causes the Excel file to be truncated, use CSV as a workaround or fall back to version 19.1
Long connection times may be caused by a Code Insight BUG, disable auto-completion feature as a workaround.

Platform Support

Oracle SQL Developer 19.2 is available for Windows 7,8,10 and Windows Server 2008/2012, Linux or Mac OS X. (See full Certification)

Installing or Upgrading

All new releases of SQL Developer require a full installation. Download and unzip the file into an empty folder. Ensure the "Use folder names" checkbox is checked when unzipping the file.

Support & Feedback

Product issues can be submitted to My Oracle Support.
Post questions and feedback there on Oracle Technology Network Space for SQL Developer.

Extensions

Many of the features in SQL Developer are provided by other Oracle Database teams. Please use their respective OTN Community Spaces to provide feedback..

For all Data Mining related queries, please use the Data Mining forum
For all TimesTen related queries, please use the TimesTen forum
For all OLAP related queries, please use the OLAP forum
For all Data Modeler related queries, please use the Data Modeler forum
For all Database Migration related queries, please use the Migrations forum