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Strong AES-256 password encryption is now used when saving passwords. This new feature of KeepTool 16.2 increases the security of your saved passwords.

Many Oracle databases still use traditional job technology. We show you how KeepTool 16.1 helps you to easily migrate to Oracle Scheduler jobs.

The Flat Detail Data Browser for Oracle Database collects data from detail and all subdetail tables jumping the hierarchy.

KeepTool 16 allows you to create Oracle bulk insert scripts, direct path inserts and split large scripts into multiple files.

The article describes how to install ORDS on your database, and how to create and test ORDS Webservices with KeepTool Hora 16.

The second article about Oracle XML DB explains how you use KeepTool to create a XML based data export interface: - Creating PL/SQL types - Creating the XSD schema - Interface table for data export - Data export logic

The first article in our series about Oracle XML DB explains how you use KeepTool to create a XML based data import interface: - A sample use case - Creating PL/SQL types - Creating the XSD schema - Interface table for data import - Data import logic - Displaying the imported data

Today we show how to use Oracle SQL*Net encryption and checksumming when using the direct TCP/IP Connectivity: - Enabling Oracle SQL*Net encryption on the database server - Enabling Oracle SQL*Net encryption in the Oracle client - Using SQL*Net encryption with the direct TCP/IP Option - Monitoring Oracle SQL*Net encryption - Data Integrity Checksumming

We will show you how you can flag your personal subset of database objects by assigning an appropriate icon: - How to flag database objects - Keeping organized - Sample use case

This blog introduces new key features of KeepTool 15 such as: - MS Windows 11 and Oracle 21c database support - XML DB improvements - Flagging database objects - Data encryption with direct TCP/IP