Oracle SQL Developer for SQL Server?
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The document outlines tips and tricks for using Oracle SQL Developer, a free integrated development environment for database management with over 4 million users. It includes information on connectivity with SQL Server, querying, report design, and migration projects. Additionally, it emphasizes the availability of Oracle-related learning resources and tools for developers.
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