Use an existing Windows user: If you select this item, you need to specify a user who does not have administrative privileges. Create a new Windows User: Create a new user, enter a user name and password, confirm the password select the key using the Windows built-in account: Built-in accounts, and Oracle also recommends using accounts with restricted rights.I choose the second item here. Note that the user name created here is conflicting with the existing one, and the subsequent installation will error!
2.6. Mounting positionThe main setup location, the character set selected Utf-8, and then the administrative password. If the password design is too simple to report a warning, you can ignore the warning to continue. Others with default values can also be changed to the way you want them to be.
2.7. Prerequisite CheckAutomatic, check for prerequisites.
2.8. OverviewThat shows the information that will be installed next, can be modified, and there are buttons in the lower right corner to hold the text of these states. Confirm that you have no problem and then click "Install" directly.
2.9. Install the ProductWait......
A long wait ...
Then there will be a window containing "Manage password", please click "Manage password" set SYS and the system user's password, remember not to forget oh.
... Then the installation is complete O (∩_∩) o~
Then you can use it.
3, Development tools 3.1, Web-mode management toolsYou can access the https://localhost:5500/em/directly into the admin interface, the account password can be entered just set the SYS and corresponding password.
The interface should be like this.
Here you can manage users, including permission settings, new users, and so on.
The new user needs to allocate the tablespace and assign permissions, and the user name must start with "c##", and possibly Oracle 12 to separate the administrative user from the normal user.
3.2. SQL DeveloperThis is an Oracle-installed graphical management tool for programming and more. Find Open:
Entering the interface is this:
You can right-create a local connection and enter your username password to start managing:
This is true when the login is successful:
You can try running an SQL statement:
However, the most common use of development tools is PL/SQL Dev.
3.3, Pl\sql useFirst to download the installation: https://www.allroundautomations.com/plsqldev.html
The installation is simple, step by step down the line.
After the installation, play a meeting pop-up login box:
Enter the username and password and select the right database.
Let's get familiar with other operations.
3.4, Navicat PermiumOne of the favorite tools when using MySQL is Navicat permium, which also supports Oracle.
This site has downloaded (and cracked tools):.
Installation and use is very simple, you have to experience it.
4. ConfigurationThere are 4 subdirectories under the Start Menu directory:
The corresponding tool catalog name has been made very clear, the following is only a brief introduction.
4.1. Install Product ToolsUniversal Installer: Primarily for installing or uninstalling Oracle products.
4.2. Integrated management ToolsWallet Manager: Certificate-related tools
4.3. Configuration and porting toolsAdministration Assistant for Windows: Primarily used to configure Oracle services on Windows.
Database Configuration Assistant: You can use this tool to manage databases, create new, delete databases, and more.
Database migration Assistant For Unicode: Provides an end-to-end solution for migrating databases from legacy encoding to Unicode.
Database Upgrade Assistant: DB Upgrade tool.
Locale Builder: A handy tool for customizing local data definitions. Use this tool to view the creation language, character set, and so on. Key features include language settings, geography settings, character set settings, and syntax settings.
Net configuration Assistant: typically configured for network connections, this tool can be installed if a listener installation fails during installation because of some problems.
Net Manager: Above is the configuration, this is the management.
5. Extended Reading5.1, Oracle 12c simple jdbc Use
5.2. Configuration and use of Oracle 12c in spring and hibernate
5.3. Introduction to data types in Oracle
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