Version 3.0.1 of Mumbai is available for download. Here’s the list of changes:
- Breaking change: Any custom command that you set up on the toolbar will be gone.
- Breaking change: If you use a master password to encrypt connection passwords, you will loose all your stored passwords with this release. To prevent this, run your current version first and remove the master password, before updating to this version.
- There is now a 32 and 64 bit version available (which need either the 32 or 64 bit Oracle client)
- Reorganized the button and ribbon layout
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- Added a lot of new views (memory, storage,…)
- There is now a context sensitive help (F1) on V$*, DBA_* views and database parameters that links into the Oracle Referece manual. The necessary files for Oracle 10-12 will be downloaded the first time you access the help feature. Bug: See first comment below, to get this feature to work.
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- Changed the SQL statement for the “Missing bind variables” view. It now finds similar SQL based on FORCE_MATCHING SIGNATURE and PLAN_HASH_VALUE and aggregates the result set for easier analysis
- Mumbai can now connect to ASM instances and you can connect with the SYSASM privilege
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- Generated user DDL now includes roles, grants, quota and profile information
- You can now test the functionality of database links from the context menu of the database links view
- Fixed flickering cursor when executing queries in the console window
- Added ASM views including a tree-like file explorer
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- You can now create your own charts from any table data (right click on a table and select “General function>New custom chart…”):
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- Fixed refresh of AWR and SP data
- RAC compatibility fixes for ASH viewer
- The ASH viewer now correctly shows and updates data for the current minute
- Added “Select/Deselect all visible” in the multiple connections selection dialog
- Added “SP and AWR Physical Disk I/O” report
- Added “Test connection” and “Test all connections” to connection dialog
- When refreshing a view, you no longer loose your applied filters and sort order
- Fixed: All connections now automatically get a name if no name is explicitly given (stopped ASH viewer from working)
- Fixed an error when closing connections in console window and “Fetch DBMS_OUTPUT” was still active
- Fixed: When executing a query on multiple connection and a query failed with ORA-… no connection back to the initially connected database happened
- Fixed: When selecting “Fetch from multiple instances” in ASH setup at least one connection needs to be selected now.
- Fixed: Access violation when dragging and dropping a page from the left to right side and vice versa
