1. Using Guide for On-Premises Oracle Database
  2. About Oracle Database Actions
  3. The Home Page - Launchpad

2.4 The Home Page - Launchpad

When you log in to Database Actions, the Launchpad page appears.

Launchpad is the home page for Database Actions. It contains six main groups: Development, Administration, and Monitoring. Each group consists of feature-based icons that you can click to navigate to the respective pages.

The main features are:

Development

  • SQL: Enter and execute SQL and PL/SQL commands, and create database objects. See The SQL Page

  • Data Modeler: Create diagrams from existing database schemas, generate DDL statements, and create reports. See The Data Modeler Page

  • APEX: Link to the Oracle Application Express sign-in page. Application Express is a rapid web application development platform for the Oracle database. See Oracle Application Express documentation

  • REST: Develop RESTful web services and ensure secure access. See The REST Pages

  • Liquibase: View changelogs for your schema. See The Liquibase Page

  • Charts: Create charts and dashboards containing multiple charts using SQL queries. See The Charts and Dashboards Page

  • JSON: Manage and query JSON collections. JSON is available only if you are signed in as a database user with the SODA_APP role. See The JSON Page

  • MLE JS: Execute JavaScript code in Oracle Database. See The MLE JS Page

  • Scheduling: Provide details of scheduled jobs, chains, programs and schedules. See The Scheduling Pages

Administration

Administration is available only if you are signed in as a database user with administrator rights.

  • Database Users: Perform user management tasks such as create, edit, and REST enable users. Users have access to features based on user privileges. See The Database Users Page

  • Data Pump: Monitor Data Pump jobs initiated through the available Database API endpoints, the DBMS_DATAPUMP package, or the SQL Developer Data Pump Export and Import wizards. See The Data Pump Page

  • APEX Workspaces: Create and manage APEX workspaces.

Monitoring

Monitoring is available only if you are signed in as a database user with administrator rights.

  • Monitor database activity and performance using various tools.

    Monitoring is available to database users with DBA and PDB_DBA roles. The only exception is the Real Time SQL Monitoring feature, which is also available to non-administrator users for Oracle Database 19c and later versions.

    See Monitoring