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{ type: install
message: <<EOM
Note for Oracle users:
In order to connect in a simple way to an Oracle database, it is needed to
set ORACLE_HOME environment variable and then locate in a
$ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/ directory a valid tnsnames.ora services file.
Alternatively, you can set TNS_ADMIN to point out directly to that
tnsnames.ora file.
After that choose "TNS" as "Connection Type" when you are going to add a
new connection database.
Note for MySQL users:
If you have enabled mysql support, it is needed to point out to SQL
Developer where the MySQL JDBC classes are. Go to Tools -> Preferences
menu, select Database -> Third Party JDBC Drivers and add the proper jar.
Do not install 5.1 version of mysql jdbc connector; see
https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/sql-developer/18.4/rptig/installing-sql-developer.html#GUID-3F68CF20-D03D-431C-A9A2-0EB971F06448
The Java versions supported by this port are in range from 11 to 17. The default
is 11. Add DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=java=N to /etc/make.conf if you want to use Java
"N", but all Java ports will also be affected. Or add SQLDEVELOPER_JAVA_VERSION=N
to /etc/make.conf if you want to override the Java version for this port only.
EOM
}
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