I got a new laptop the other day and installed all the software, including SQL Developer Data Modeler all fine. I then opened a model which had a bunch of tables with columns based off Domains…the columns did not have Domains against them but had been replaced with Logical data types instead.

After some research, the fix, in this case, involved copying the file “defaultdomains.xml” from the following directory on my old laptop, to the same place on the new laptop:

%SQL Developer Home%\sqldeveloper\extensions\oracle.datamodeler\types
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After restarting and reopening the model all was back to normal.

What I probably could have done in the first place was to have created my own Domains file for the Design, saved in the Design folder and then when I transferred the Design by copying across the Design folder the domains would have come with it. I could have then just opened the Domain file on the new laptop. I guess it depends on whether I would want these domains to Design specific or part of the defaults.