Oracle Sql Developer setting for Tcps


Please  note   Sql developer has issues   connecting to Tcp . 
 


Configure SQL Developer To Connect To TCPS Enabled DB (Doc ID 2908673.1)

1. Install Oracle Client and Sqldeveloper (Preferably latest version to avoid any incompatibility)
2. Open Sql Developer, Go to Tools --> Preferences --> Database --> Advanced.
3. Check "Use Oracle Client". Click on configure and set client type  and Client location and click Test . You should see success. If Success, click Ok.
4. Check "Use OCI/Thick Driver". Click Browse and select correct location for Tnsnames Directory and click ok.


5. Click on New connection. Here you have the option to choose 2 types of connection, TNS and Custom JDBC.

5.1 TNS Connection 

Select Connection type as TNS and select correct network alias as per your tnsnames.ora and click on test. You should see success and then click on Connect.



5.2 Custom JDBC

Select Connection type as Custom JDBC and enter following custom jdbc url. replace your port, host and server cert accordingly. Click on test. You should see success and then click on Connect.




6. Once logged in you should see tcps as network protocol.

select sys_context('userenv','network_protocol') from dual;




Configure Sql developer : 

Add "SetJavaHome C:\Program files\Java\openjdk11.0.18"   in  Sql Developer Config "C:\users\userid\AppsData\Sqdeveloper\20.1\product.conf" 




For Sql developer  23.1  and above  we also need to add SetJavaHome    in sqldeveloper.conf  under "C:Program Files\sqldeveloer\sqldeveloper\bin\sqldeveloper.conf" 


"SetJavaHome C:\Program files\Java\openjdk11.0.18"
AddVmOption -Djava.library.path=c:\apps\oracle\product\19.21\client_64\





Try Cleaning Temp  files under   C:\users\userid\AppsData\Roaming\Sql Developer\

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