I don't support pure Ubuntu software, but there are a lot of problems. Although dbvisualizer is quite good, it has a fatal problem: There seems to be a bug in operations on large data volumes. When I query 100,000-level records, it crashes and it is not very convenient to export a large amount of data. It is not very easy for me to operate a large amount of data between multiple databases. PL/SQL developer is still the best tool in Oracle. Sometimes I see a post on the Internet that can be wine, so I did it.
1. Copy the Oracle client and PLSQL developer installed in windows to the relevant directory.
2 ~ /. Create a connection under the wine/drive_c/Program Files directory to point to the copied Oracle (of course, you can copy Oracle directly and put it under drive_c ). Ln-S/opt/Oracle ~ /. Wine/driver_c/program \ files/Oracle
3, download the Oracle client registry file, I do not provide the link, only provide the original post address (to register): http://www.linuxsir.org/bbs/showthread.php? T = 302072.
4. Modify the extracted reg file based on your actual situation, mainly to change the Directory and Oracle Home Name
5. Run the Registry Editor using wine Regedit to import the modified registry file.
6. Continue to repair the repair registry and create a key:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER/environment]
"Path" = "C: \ WINDOWS; C: \ WINDOWS \ SYSTEM; C: \ oracle \ ora92 \ bin"
7. You can run PLSQL developer now. But there is a problem that has not been solved: The icons have all become black boxes, and there is no solution yet.