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Oracle SQL Developer allows you to connect and manage databases. It is probably the easiest way to run any query as it gives the result in a tabular format. However, we have also noticed that, in some ...

Abstract: In this paper, we introduce I3DE (Inconsistency Inspecting IDE) - an IDE plug in to inspect inconsistencies in PL/SQL code. We first observed the potential issues, e.g., misuses or bugs, ...

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