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To update you have to uninstall the installed plugin and reinstall the plugin from the download site.
Minimum Requirements
- PL/SQL Connector Builder / Maven Plugin
- Requires Minimum Java 11.
- Requires Minimum Maven Version 3.6.x
- PL/SQL Enterprise Workbench / Eclipse Plugin
- Requires Minimum Java 21.
- Eclipse 4.17.x (2024-06)
PL/SQL Enterprise Workbench EULA - End User License Agreement
- By downloading, installing, or using the PL/SQL Enterprise Workbench Eclipse Plugin, you agree to the terms of this agreement and become a party to it as the 'Licensee.'
- Read complete End User License Agreement : EULA
Download and Install Procedure
- Uninstall previous installation of PL/SQL Enterprise Workbench
:
- Open 'About Eclipse'-dialog.
- Open 'Installation Details'-dialog shows the list of installed plugins.
- Choose previous version of plugin and run uninstall.
- Installation via Eclipse :
- Open Software Update Dialog : Help->Install New Software
- Use URL : https://www.jr-database-tools.com/downloadplugin
- Select PL/SQL Enterprise Workbench and follow the instructions.
- Sometimes, the Eclipse Install Software Manager installs (a lot of) additional plugins that are not necessary for using this plugin; therefore, this method is not recommended.
- Manual Installation :
- Download Plugin : com.jrdatabasetools.dbworkbench.ui_25.2.0.202510032020.zip
- Unpack ZIP-File.
- Copy folder into the plugins path of your Eclipse installation.
- This is the recommended method for installing this plugin.
- Manual Installation of PL/SQL Connector Builder Maven-Plugin (Installation via Maven Central Repository not available):
- Download Maven-Plugin : plsql_connectorbuilder_maven_plugin_25.2.0.zip
- Extract zip file and execute the shell script to install the Maven-Plugin to your local repository.
- PL/SQL Connector Builder Examples and Demos:
25.2.0 (2025-10-03)
- PL/SQL Connector Builder:
- Added Java Records as transfer object (not possible for subclassed user defined types - subclassed user defined types are still Java Classes).