SQL Developer - GIT

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I'm trying to use a repository GIT to do version control of packages. Everything is working right now but when I try to create new packages it's grayed out. Any help guys? Thank you guys.

thatjeffsmith · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-25 13:20:26Z

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Do you have a database connection available?

If not, choose 'Database Files' instead. That will just give you a .SQL file in an editor you can work with w/o a database connection.

answered May 25, 2017 at 13:20

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Sandromedeiros Over a year ago

@thatjeffssmith I do have a database connection, but is separated from the repository. If I put the database in the repository would the options be available? I'm trying to set up a way to do version control of packages. Thank you.

thatjeffsmith Over a year ago

the 'new package' dialog you're attempting to navigate to is not connected to the Git client

thatjeffsmith Over a year ago

connect to your database, then right-click on the package node, and try 'New Package'

Sandromedeiros Over a year ago

Thanks. Quick question, I closed the Git window with the files and now I don't know how to open it.

thatjeffsmith Over a year ago

View > Files or Team > Versions

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