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Overview
IGetting started
About this guideWhat DBKraft For Oracle isInstallationActivating your licenceConnecting to a databaseA tour of the workspace
IIThe workspace
The menu barThe icon toolbarThe connection chip and container switcherThe docking railThe left panel (cluster drawer)The bottom dockThe status barThe command paletteExtra windows
IIIDevelopment modules
SQL EditorResults grid and data editingGraphsObject Browser and Object ViewerPL/SQL DebuggerUnit Test ManagerReports
IVDBA modules
Schema ToolsVersion HistorySession BrowserDBA Dashboards (Health)Storage BrowserPerformance Profiler and SQL OptimizerIndex AdvisorER Diagram ModelerAutomation and JobsLoad Tester
VTools and utilities
SQL TerminalAI AssistantExport Tables and Import Tables
VIConfiguration and reference
Settings referenceKeyboard shortcutsLicence managementLogging, diagnostics and bug reportsSecurity and data handlingTroubleshootingFile and folder locationsBackend API referenceGlossary

DBKraft For Oracle documentation

The complete user guide for the Oracle IDE and DBA toolkit — every module, every dialog, every keyboard shortcut. Written for developers and database administrators alike; no prior experience with the product is assumed.

Get startedKeyboard shortcutsTroubleshooting

Start here

1

Install

Run the MSI. No Oracle client, no ORACLE_HOME.

2

Activate

Paste your key — or use the offline exchange.

3

Connect

Host, service and role; what the connection decides.

4

Get oriented

The rail, the dock, the status bar — five minutes.

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Getting started

Part I · 6 chapters

About this guideWhat DBKraft For Oracle isInstallationActivating your licenceConnecting to a database+1 more

The workspace

Part II · 9 chapters

The menu barThe icon toolbarThe connection chip and container switcherThe docking railThe left panel (cluster drawer)+4 more

Development modules

Part III · 7 chapters

SQL EditorResults grid and data editingGraphsObject Browser and Object ViewerPL/SQL Debugger+2 more

DBA modules

Part IV · 10 chapters

Schema ToolsVersion HistorySession BrowserDBA Dashboards (Health)Storage Browser+5 more

Tools and utilities

Part V · 3 chapters

SQL TerminalAI AssistantExport Tables and Import Tables

Configuration and reference

Part VI · 9 chapters

Settings referenceKeyboard shortcutsLicence managementLogging, diagnostics and bug reportsSecurity and data handling+4 more
User Guide (PDF)All 44 chapters in one file, formatted for print and offline reading.
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Product documents

Data Sheet

Modernise your Oracle development and administration — in one workspace, on your own machine.

Release Notes

First public release of DBKraft For Oracle — what shipped, what it requires, and the known limitations of v1.0.

v1.0.0 — 15 August 2026
Data Sheet (PDF)The data sheet as published, formatted for print.
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Release Notes (PDF)The release notes as published, formatted for print.
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Reference

File and folder locations

Where settings, logs, saved reports, test suites and version history live on disk.

Backend API reference

The local service every database operation goes through, and the routes it exposes.

Glossary

Oracle and DBKraft terms used throughout the guide, defined in one place.

This documentation covers DBKraft For Oracle 1.0.0, Windows desktop edition.