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# OzBsidian colour scheme for Oracle SQL Developer # | ||
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This is a spinoff of Obsidian colour scheme for Oracle SQL Developer. It is based on Obsidian colour scheme for [Notepad++](http://notepad-plus-plus.org/). | ||
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![](screenshots/ozbsidian-sqldev_1.png) | ||
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## Installation ## | ||
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Unfortunately Oracle doesn't make it easy to import a new colour scheme into SQL Developer, thus a little bit of hacking is required. | ||
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- Locate file `dtcache.xml` in the SQL Developer's settings directory. On my system it is located in directory `C:\Users\s48\AppData\Roaming\SQL Developer\system4.0.3.16.84\o.ide.12.1.3.2.41.140908.1359` | ||
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- Locate `<schemeMap>` tag inside dtcache.xml file. Insert the content of `ozbsidian-scheme.xml` file inside `<schemeMap>` alongside the other colour schemes. Be careful not to break the XML. | ||
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- Launch SQL Developer. Navigate to menu Tools->Preferences, then select item Code Editor -> PL/SQL Syntax Colours in the left pane. | ||
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- Select "OzBsidian" in the "Scheme" drop down list on the top. | ||
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![](screenshots/ozbsidian-sqldev_2.png) | ||
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