Schema, Table, Column, View, Foreign Key, Index, etc.). If necessary, a dialog will appear, prompting you to enter the details for the new object, such as name, data type, constraints, and other relevant Access/secret keys Read more about AWS Credentials Role Name (Optional) Enter the name or ARN of the AWS IAM role if you want to assume a role for this connection. Enable SSO Check this box to enable authentication, and access control. Setting Description Username Specifies the name of the user or role within the database. This is the identity under which you will connect to your database. Kerberos

Schema, Table, Column, View, Foreign Key, Index, etc.). If necessary, a dialog will appear, prompting you to enter the details for the new object, such as name, data type, constraints, and other relevant Access/secret keys Read more about AWS Credentials Role Name (Optional) Enter the name or ARN of the AWS IAM role if you want to assume a role for this connection. Enable SSO Check this box to enable authentication, and access control. Setting Description Username Specifies the name of the user or role within the database. This is the identity under which you will connect to your database. Kerberos

Schema, Table, Column, View, Foreign Key, Index, etc.). If necessary, a dialog will appear, prompting you to enter the details for the new object, such as name, data type, constraints, and other relevant Access/secret keys Read more about AWS Credentials Role Name (Optional) Enter the name or ARN of the AWS IAM role if you want to assume a role for this connection. Enable SSO Check this box to enable authentication, and access control. Setting Description Username Specifies the name of the user or role within the database. This is the identity under which you will connect to your database. Kerberos

Schema, Table, Column, View, Foreign Key, Index, etc.). If necessary, a dialog will appear, prompting you to enter the details for the new object, such as name, data type, constraints, and other relevant Access/secret keys Read more about AWS Credentials Role Name (Optional) Enter the name or ARN of the AWS IAM role if you want to assume a role for this connection. Enable SSO Check this box to enable authentication, and access control. Setting Description Username Specifies the name of the user or role within the database. This is the identity under which you will connect to your database. Kerberos

context menu, this function saves the query immediately as a SQL console numbered script, without prompting you for a file name. Tip: Pressing will transform the into a , enabling more extensive modifications configuration are already done on the server. Setting Description Authentication Username Name of the user/role in the database Kerberos User A Kerberos user represents a unique identity in a Kerberos system global region will be used. Access key AWS Access key. Secret key AWS Secret key. Role name Input the name of the role you want to use. Save credentials locally Check this box if you want to save

Schema, Table, Column, View, Foreign Key, Index, etc.). If necessary, a dialog will appear, prompting you to enter the details for the new object, such as name, data type, constraints, and other relevant Access/secret keys Read more about AWS Credentials Role Name (Optional) Enter the name or ARN of the AWS IAM role if you want to assume a role for this connection. Enable SSO Check this box to enable authentication, and access control. Setting Description Username Specifies the name of the user or role within the database. This is the identity under which you will connect to your database. Kerberos

Schema, Table, Column, View, Foreign Key, Index, etc.). If necessary, a dialog will appear, prompting you to enter the details for the new object, such as name, data type, constraints, and other relevant Access/secret keys Read more about AWS Credentials Role Name (Optional) Enter the name or ARN of the AWS IAM role if you want to assume a role for this connection. Enable SSO Check this box to enable authentication, and access control. Setting Description Username Specifies the name of the user or role within the database. This is the identity under which you will connect to your database. Kerberos

authentication, and access control. Setting Description Username Specifies the name of the user or role within the database. This is the identity under which you will connect to your database. Kerberos Parameter Description Example User name Database user name SYS Password Database user password Role Role for connection. Roles SYSDBA and SYSOPER are needed for some administrative Normal TNS Custom same value as the . TNS path Wallet location Parameter Description Example User name, Password, Role See Database authentication Wallet location Oracle wallet directory C:\oracle\network\wallet\example

authentication, and access control. Setting Description Username Specifies the name of the user or role within the database. This is the identity under which you will connect to your database. Kerberos Parameter Description Example User name Database user name SYS Password Database user password Role Role for connection. Roles SYSDBA and SYSOPER are needed for some administrative Normal TNS Custom same value as the . TNS path Wallet location Parameter Description Example User name, Password, Role See Database authentication Wallet location Oracle wallet directory C:\oracle\network\wallet\example

will be presented in the navigation tree if the user has access to that connection (directly or by role). Connection access can be configured on the connection Access tab. The connection authentication roles. You can also configure the connections access. Connection access can be provided via a user role, or directly. 3. User edit The user can be edited after the creation. In the users table, click 2. Create a username and password. 3. Grant a role to the user. It will define the user’s permission (you can find more information about roles at Role management article). 4. Give connection access