Sue Harper is a product manager for Oracle SQL Developer, SQL Developer Data
Modeler, and SQL Developer Migrations working in the Database Development Tools
group at Oracle. She has a BSc in Mathematics and Physics from the University of the
Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, and a post graduate teaching diploma. It was this teaching
qualification that opened the doors to working with Oracle products in South Africa,
where Sue started as an instructor in 1992, teaching SQL, PL/SQL, and SQL Forms and
Reports. Before long, she'd added Oracle Designer to her repertoire and soon left for the
UK to join the Oracle Designer curriculum development team. Sue was a course writer
and then an Oracle Designer product manager, traveling extensively, meeting customers,
presenting at conferences, and running train-the-trainer classes. Later, she became a
product manager for Oracle JDeveloper working with the database and modeling tools
and helping the Oracle Designer community learn about the new tools, before moving to
the Database Development Tools group.
Based at home, Sue works with her team scattered around the world and with customers.
She runs web-based training sessions and writes supporting material for the products. She
frequently attends and presents at conferences and has a number of blogs, which she
contributes to sporadically.
Sue lives in West London, where she enjoys walking her dog in the extensive local
parks. As a walker, her favorite stomping ground is the Drakensberg in South Africa.
With the 'berg' too many miles away, any local hills will do. As a keen photographer,
she now enjoys the long distance trails in the UK and is often out in the countryside
with her camera.
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Oracle SQL Developer 2.1
Oracle SQL Developer is a relatively new product included in the range of Oracle
products. It was first introduced to the world in September 2005, by its code name Project
Raptor. Raptor is a name many still cling to, despite being replaced very quickly with the
full product name, Oracle SQL Developer (and referred to in the rest of the book as SQL
Developer). The first production version was released in early 2006 and had many Oracle
customers both skeptical and excited.
SQL Developer is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for browsing and working with
databases. Primarily developed for the Oracle database, it also provides a GUI for a
selection of popular non-Oracle databases. As technology has evolved, many developers
are looking for modern tools to assist them in daily tasks. A clean, easy to navigate
interface is essential and many tools are judged on looks, performance, and functionality.
Initially billed as a light-weight, clean, easy to install GUI for the Oracle database, SQL
Developer is gaining momentum in the market and broadening its scope in its offering.
The skeptics mentioned are ever concerned that Oracle is not really interested in the
product, backing up this concern with the fact that SQL Developer is free. Disappointing
as it is that "free" is equated with "poor quality", the last couple of years have
considerably stilled many of these dissenting voices and the market using SQL Developer
continues to increase. Time will tell

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