Where do you think all these SQLDev blog posts come from? If I know anything, I know that most folks don’t take advantage of 80% of the features of any given software product. If you haven’t seen it yet, it’s new to you, right? We hope to have that ready for a preview at Oracle Cloud World. So don’t worry, it’s not going away.īut if you want fancy new features like ‘Dark Mode,’ you’ll get it in the new platform we’re working on. This JDeveloper / Fusion Control Protocol (FCP) rendition of SQL Developer will continue to get minor updates and bug fixes for the foreseeable future. And we’re building out new desktop technologies as well. Then it’ll finish starting up, and you’ll have your connections, preferences, and SQL History. You can browse all the way back to 1.5 if you want… Then we’ll ask if you want to import your settings from a previous copy of SQL Developer.

Once you start the EXE, you’ll see a splash screen… If you see this, it means we’ve found a working Java Home (woohoo!) That’s reserved for Windows installer routines, and if you put SQL Developer there, you’ll regret it. Later this Summer, we hope to have a Mac distribution that ALSO includes Java, both for 圆4 and M1 chip architectures – stay tuned Mac users! Installs and upgrades, unzip and run the EXEĪfter you’ve downloaded the ZIP, extract it to a new folder. You can use Java 17 if you’d like, but the features requiring JavaScript engine or FX won’t work. The embedded WIN64 download includes Java 11, update 15. Java 11 is the new minimum version supported for 22.2. Note that the bug fixes listed for SQLcl versions 22.1 and 22.2 will also apply to SQL Developer 22.2 as they share the same script engine. Download SQL Developer Data Modeler 22.2 Too long, didn’t release the release notes

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