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DB Cruiser: Try Online

You can try DB Cruiser online to get a little better feeling before downloading it.
  • For security reason, the users for online demo have read-only privilege, and have no access the DB Cruiser Administration panel [screen].
  • Due to the hosting services resource limitation, the online demo performance is also limited.
Therefore, in order to explore all the features, full functionality and performance, you still need to download DB Cruiser to play in your own environment.

Instruction:

  1. Click here to get to the login panel  (or click here to use https).
  2. On the login panel, select (click) either of the following connections (other connections are not available at this time):
    • DEMO Database (1) - Oracle 10g Express
    • DEMO Database (2) - MySQL
    Note: you must click the connection on the dropdown list in order to fill in the userid and password automatically.
  3. Hit "Enter" or "Return" key, or click the "Connect" button to login
  4. After login, you may go back to the login panel and repeat the step 3 above to connect to multiple databases simultaneously. Hint: you may go back to the login panel by click either "New Connection" menu on the top right of the panel, or the link to the rightmost connection tab (with words "Click to add new connections").
  5. ORACLE®: choose HR as the schema in the "Table Explorer" panel, then click "Get Tables" button.
    • Foreign key navigation: start with HR.EMPLOYEES table, click "Foreign" button.
    • CLOB/BLOB handling: view content of HR.EMP_PROFILE or HR.JOB_PROFILE tables.
    • Execute multiple statements: copy the following SQL statement into the SQL Work Area, and execute all of them at once (or highlight statements then click "Execute" button):
      select EMPLOYEE_ID,FIRST_NAME,LAST_NAME,EMAIL,PHONE_NUMBER,
             JOB_ID, SALARY,MANAGER_ID,DEPARTMENT_ID            
      	   from HR.EMPLOYEES;
      select DEPARTMENT_ID,DEPARTMENT_NAME,MANAGER_ID,LOCATION_ID 
             from HR.DEPARTMENTS;
      select JOB_ID,JOB_TITLE,MIN_SALARY,MAX_SALARY from HR.JOBS;
      select LOCATION_ID,STREET_ADDRESS,POSTAL_CODE,CITY,
             STATE_PROVINCE, COUNTRY_ID from HR.LOCATIONS;