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# [Oracle SQLcl's new feature - SAVE connections. Finally, I can use it as often as I'm using SQL Developer.](https://rafal.hashnode.dev/oracle-sqlcls-new-feature-save-connections-finally-i-can-use-it-as-often-as-im-using-sql-developer?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Do you know what always annoyed me about SQLcl? Manual input of my database details, such as connection string, username, and password. I've always missed something that SQL Developer had for a long t

Jul 5, 2023 · 2 min read · rafal.hashnode.dev  
Updated Jun 16  
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## Written by

[Rafal Grzegorczyk](https://hashnode.com/@rgrzegorczyk)

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Oracle APEX & PL/SQL Developer at Pretius Low-Code

Oracle APEX & PL/SQL Developer with 10 years of experience in IT, including financial systems for government administration, energy, banking and logistics industry. Enthusiast of database automation. Oracle ACE Associate. Certified Liquibase database versioning tool fan. Speaker at Kscope, APEX World, SOUG, HrOUG, POUG and DOAG. Likes swimming in icy cold lakes in winter and playing basketball.

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[Mariusz Skóra](https://hashnode.com/@sqrn87)

[Nov 17, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/oracle-sqlcls-new-feature-save-connections-finally-i-can-use-it-as-often-as-im-using-sql-developer/64a5071e71b43d32af03316b/comment/6557417f39755956a6311c46)

This art is great and useful :) Thanks Rafał!