FastTrack your Development using Quick SQL
As Oracle Developers, many times when we try to build a Solution or Proof-of-Concept, we spend a lot of time in creating the database objects. Quick SQL is a wonderful tool to minimize the time and effort in creating the database objects, without compromising the coding standard. It’s like a shorthand tool to generate SQL.
Solution Architects can now spend less time in creating the data model with sample data, to show case their concepts, using this “free” tool.
Quick SQL enables us to rapidly design and prototype data models that expand to standards-based Oracle SQL. We can easily create Tables, Views, Master-Detail relationships, check constraints, and even generate SQL to insert sample data.
Like how we take notes during a discussion, we can keep typing with proper indent, code, and press Enter, to develop the SQL. Below is an example to create a master-detail-detail data model with a view and sample data:
customers [All external Customers] /insert 10 master table
‘Customers’ with 10 sample records
name vc100 /nn vc – varchar2(100) /nn – not
null
country vc100 /nn
ship to address /nn varchar2(4000)
bill to address /nn
payment method vc100 /check credit card, cash, online transfer, not required check constraint
orders [All orders placed by external customers] /insert 100 detail table ‘Orders’ with 100 records
date of sale date data-type
total num calculates the sum of qty.
and price
sales channel /check store, sales, trial_conversion
sale type /check subscription purchase
term type /check hourly monthly yearly perpetual
term length int
order line items /insert 500 — Sum quantity and unit price to compute order total detail-detail table
product vc50 /nn
quantity num /nn num – number data-
type
unit price num /nn
view cust_orders_v customers orders order_line_items view for master-detail-detail
Output of the above code:
- Tab (Indent) will assume that it is a new detail table
- Enter key will refresh the SQL query generation
Using the Settings, we can customize many properties like object prefix, primary key generation, etc.
We can quickly learn the short-hand using Syntax and Examples:
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Quick SQL can be accessed at http://quicksql.oracle.com. All you need is an Oracle.com / OTN account. You can also prototype for free by signing up a free workspace on apex.oracle.com and install the Quick SQL packaged application. Explore Live SQL at https://livesql.oracle.com
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