Getting Started with Oracle Database 23c Free Developer Release using VirtualBox

[@temirtaragay8932]

How you explain makes huge difference. Thank you!

[@JeffSmiththat]

Thanks! I do try to make things easier :)

[@professorcomputer]

Thanks! Appreciate the information.

[@JeffSmiththat]

Of course, no worries!

[@valeriofulgheri3758]

Very helpful, thank you

[@JeffSmiththat]

You're welcome, enjoy the ride! And come back if you have any questions.

[@adeelraza-ej1yr]

Thanks very helpful. FYI: although you used sqlplus but how to install and make it work in the host OS?

[@JeffSmiththat]

I normally use SQLcl not SQLPLUS, but the same on the host OS assuming you have a port forward, simply run sql hr/oracle@localhost:1521/freepdb1

[@aimhigh6178]

Hi Jeff, thanks for another great video. I am on the timestamp 10:18 of your video. I am not able to type any sql commands. I see the HR schema on the left and worksheet on the right, but I am not able to type any sql commands in the worksheet. When I click in the worksheet area and try to type something, nothing happens. It feels like typing is not allowed or disabled in the worksheet. Any ideas ? Also, when I select any other schema beside HR, I don't see their tables. For example SH. I select SH and Tables, but I don't see any tables below. Thank you.

[@JeffSmiththat]

Can you open up your browser's developer tools? Once that's open, check for messages/errors in the Console panel. Also, are you using your browser on your host machine, or with Firefox on the Linux VM Desktop?

[@hagenpresser8721]

thank you jeff

[@JeffSmiththat]

Of course!

[@bauernhoefer]

Great Video! Is it possible to connect to such a database within a python script?

[@JeffSmiththat]

Yes it would be quite easy using our Python Driver. See Step 5 here www.oracle.com/database/technologies/appdev/python/quickstartpythononprem.html

[@venkatamaddineni999]

Why there is no SQL developer app on ui which you got at 12:13...how to access that?

[@JeffSmiththat]

Not sure what you mean, that's just SQL Developer with the Connections and DBA panels open/active.

[@samuelhailemichael453]

Hi Jeff, Will there be a version of this product that is supported by M1/M2 chip Mac computers?

[@JeffSmiththat]

To be determined.

[@kowal7907]

Hi, can it be used to prepare and show to the potential client, a concept of a future APEX application?

[@JeffSmiththat]

Of course. You could also use an Always Free Autonomous Database as a Cloud Service, nothing to manage. The only thing is it would be a 19c vs 23c Instance.

[@mdo2480]

Hi Jeff, please, where can we find the workspace to use to get connected to APEX with hr user ?

[@JeffSmiththat]

Use internal workspace and admin, then create a new workspace

[@mdo2480]

@@JeffSmiththat, thanks a lot, it worked for me.

[@JeffSmiththat]

@@mdo2480 great!

[@uprvrndn]

How would I setup and test Oracle wallet with Splunk DB connect?

[@JeffSmiththat]

You want Splunk to talk to Oracle or Oracle to talk to Splunk? REST APIs is probably the easiest path.

[@topek1196]

how to create a new database in 23c?

[@JeffSmiththat]

How do you mean? Do you mean a new pluggable database in an existing 23c Container instance, or do you mean a brand new database from scratch? Nothing has changed here from either 19c multitenant or 21c.

[@neeleshshah]

Has anyone run VirtualBox in Mac OS running in Apple Mx chipset successfully?

[@JeffSmiththat]

Any VirtualBox? I'm sure. This particular appliance? I do not know. I would loo at 19c ARM we put out a few days ago, and then put that in a VM on your fancy Mac.