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Can't find Oracle folder in Registry Editor
Hello All,
I have recently downloaded Oracle SQL developer version 20.4.1.407. I need the SID No. . I was checking the few Youtube videos few of them suggested to check Oracle folder Registry Editor. However I can't find it. Some also suggested I check in services.msc there also I cannot find. Can anyone guide me on this.
I use a Windows 10 (64 bit) OS
Thanks in adavance
Answers
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SQL Developer doesn't put anything in the registry.
From your reference to SID, I assume you are looking for a database. SQL Developer is only a client tool, it doesn't come with a database.
You will need to download and install the database software as well. The easiest thing to do is to download express edition
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What Jim said, we don't have an installer, we don't put anything into the registry.
I think we'll check the registry for an Oracle Client/HOME, but we write all of our application settings to your AppData folder, under Roaming Profiles.
