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(DESCRIPTION=(FAILOVER=ON)(ADDRESS_LIST=(LOAD_BALANCE=ON)(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=xxxxx) (PORT=1526))(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=xxxx)(PORT=1526))) (CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=somesid)))
Connection Type - LDAP
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| Use the * character to specify wildcards. For example, "TEST*" will match "TEST", "TEST1", "TEST_SCHEMA", etc. |
Filter Examples:
If your intention is to show only the tables that start with XXPKD, then you'll need to change your main filter to "Exclude All", and secondary filter to "+XXPKD*". Note the "+" in front of the XXPKD pattern. Also, note that the filter pattern is case-sensitive.
The filter shown below is set to exclude all databases except those that start with "aq". This is similar to the above example where all schemas, except the XXPKD schema, are excluded. Then, there is an "Object Folder" filter on the Tables folder, which excludes everything except those that start with "forum".
Improve the Schema Tree and Query Analyzer connection performance
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In order to determine which Schemas should be displayed in the Schema Tree, select "Filter Schemas: Exclude All" and enter only the list of schemas you want to see under "Include Filter Schemas".
On the other hand, if you want to exclude schemas from the Schema Tree, select "Filter Schemas: Include All" and enter the list of schemas under "Exclude Filter Schemas". This will prevent them from loading during the connection process.
To further improve the connection performance you need to enable the following options in the Advanced Tab by checking the boxes next to the option:
- Enable DB Filters for Query Window
- Enable DB Filters for the Schema Queries
Checking thebox next to "Enable DB Filters for Query Window" option enables the schema filter configuration and applies it to the Query Analyzer window schema drop-down.
Checking the box next to "Enable DB Filters for the Schema Queries" option enables the schema filter configuration and applies it to the WHERE clause of the query that extracts the list of schemas from the database.
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Using the drop-down at the bottom of the Advanced Tab, quickly change your Object Display in the Server Browser.
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- Driver: This displays the JDBC driver used for this connection.
- Driver Parameters: This option is to allow a user to specify extra JDBC parameters that a user might want use in establishing a connection.
- Connection URL: This displays the connection URL for this server connection.
- Driver Parameters Quickfilter: This option is to allow a user to search JDBC parameters that a user might want to use in establishing a connection.
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- Control Statement execution and Properties of the Query Analyzer, Table Data Editor, and Visual Editing.
- Grant / Revoke Permissions easily for executing DDL and DML Statements in the Query Analyzer.
- Change the behavior of the Table Data Editor for manipulating rows in Tables.
- Grant / Revoke Alters, Creates, Drops and View Properties of Visual Editing Tools.
- Allow SQL debugging for this server connection.
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- Enter an SQL Script that is executed each time a new connection is established.
- This allows the user to SET connection settings for a server connection. (eg: SET ROLE, ALTER SESSION SET XXX)
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- Enter a FluidShell Script that is executed each time a new FluidShell connection is established.
- This allows the user to cd (change directory) for a server connection. (eg: cd /scripts)
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For more information, see Connection Monitor. 