dbForge Studio for Oracle v4.5 release notes
General improvements
- Added support for Linux and macOS via CrossOver
Improvements to the Code Completion functionality
- Added support for the DROP FLASHBACK ARCHIVE statement
- Added support for the CREATE RESTORE POINT statement
- Added support for the DROP RESTORE POINT statement
- Added support for the SET ROLE statement
- Added support for the CREATE FLASHBACK ARCHIVE statement
- Added support for the RENAME statement
- Added support for the SET CONSTRAINT(s) statement
- Added support for the FLASHBACK TABLE statement
- Added support for the TRUNCATE CLUSTER statement
- Added support for the EXPLAIN PLAN statement
- Added support for the following SQL*Plus commands: ACCEPT, DEFINE, REMARK, CONNECT, EXIT, PROMPT, and VARIABLE
- Extended support for the SELECT statement by adding support for the following clauses and subclauses: row_pattern_clause, hierarchies_clause, window_clause, flashback_query_clause (extended), modify_external_table_properties, and LATERAL Inline Views
- Extended support for the INSERT statement by adding support for the subquery factoring clause
Improvements to the Data Compare functionality
- Added the Ignore IDENTITY columns option for data comparison and synchronization
- Added the /schemaexport and /schemaimport switches for command-line operations
Improvements to the Data Generator functionality
- Added the /schemaexport and /schemaimport switches for command-line operations
Improvements to the Documenter functionality
- Added support for the Memory Table property
- Added ValidityPeriod for tables
Improvements to the Schema Compare and Table Designer functionality
- Improved the behavior of table columns reordering
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