About Browsing
You can browse online or offline databases:
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Browse online databases by opening JDBC connections accessible in the
Connection Navigator.
JDBC connections permit access to PL/SQL
objects and blocks and the Java classes that implement those objects.
Any database can be browsed, however only Oracle databases permit
access to the full range of database objects.
Database
connections are shown in the Connections Navigator, in the Database
folder. Expand the connection to show the database's schemas. By
default, the connection only allows the schema of the user identified
in the connection to be browsed. Other schemas can be browsed as well,
if the user has the required privileges.
Expanding a schema
will show the folders that represent its object type, and expanding
the folder shows the objects it contains. Select an object to open a
view to display its content. Depending on the type of the object, its
structure may also be displayed in the structure pane.
For
instructions about how to view online database schema objects, see
Browsing Online Database Schema Objects.
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Browse offline database objects using the Application Navigator. See
Browsing Offline Schemas for more information.
Related topics
Working with the Database
Browsing Databases
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