At this point you should already be familiar with Eclipse. But if you are not, Eclipse is the de facto integrated development environment (IDE) for developing Java applications. It provides comprehensive support for Java technologies, as well as a platform for plug-in tools to extend its capabilities. Teradata Plug-in for Eclipse extends the Eclipse IDE with plug-ins that support Teradata application developers.

Teradata’s latest and greatest Eclipse offering has been released, and is available in the Teradata Developer Exchange download section (Eclipse_13.01.00).  Further, the 13.01.00 release builds on the 13.00.00 offering by boasting increased functionality.

In a typical relational database, tables are joined together via foreign key relationships. It is also common for macros and procedures to reference tables, forming dependent relationships. When making administrative decisions about database objects, it is important to know about its object relationships. For example, copying or migrating a table or stored procedure from one database to another requires knowing what other tables the object is dependent on. These other tables must also be copied to maintain its integrity.

At this point you should already be familiar with Eclipse. But if you are not, Eclipse is the de facto integrated development environment (IDE) for developing Java applications. It provides comprehensive support for Java technologies, as well as a platform for plug-in tools to extend its capabilities. Teradata Plug-in for Eclipse extends the Eclipse IDE with plug-ins that support Teradata application developers.