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Toad for Oracle 15.0 - Getting Started Guide

Inhaltsnavigation

Welcome to Toad

About This Guide

Jump search Toad Advisor Toad World Toad Web-based Training Retrieve License Keys Create Support Bundles

Required Privileges

Required Oracle Privileges Required Window Privileges

Create and Manage Database Connections

About Database Connections Create or Edit a Connection Save Connection Passwords Import/Export Connection Settings Automatically Connect on Startup Use Previous Connections Change Active Connection in Window Test Connections End Connections Commit or Rollback Changes

About the Editor About the Output Window About the Results Grids Toggle Fullscreen Editor Open and Save Files Change Current Schema Find text in the Editor Create a Find and Replace Macro Use Bookmarks Find in Files Move Between Editor Tabs Automatically Back Up the Editor Use an External Editor

Schema Browser Basics

About the Schema Browser View Icon Legend Automatically Refresh the Data Grid Create Schema Browser Filters Create Default Schema Browser Filters Apply Saved Schema Browser Filters Quick-filter the Left-hand Side Filter Data in the Schema Browser Clear Filters

Data Grid Basics

About Data Grids Anchor Column in Data Grid Hide Columns Understand Time Values Sort and Group Data Find in Grid Filter Data Preview Selected Column Include Row Numbers Copy Column Names to the Clipboard

Understand Editable Resultsets Copy Data to Another Schema Compare Data Review Differences Compare Data Duplicates Insert/Delete Rows Post/Revert Edited Data Edit Data in Popup Editor Perform Calculations on Grid Cells Use the Calculator

Work with Database Objects

Describe Objects Find in Objects Copy Objects to Another Schema Create or Alter Objects Use Existing Object as Template for New Objects Drop (Delete) Objects Flashback Tables (Recover Dropped Tables) View Parent/Child Datasets View/Modify Privileges Configure Grantees Look Up Foreign Keys Compare Objects

Compare Individual Objects Compare Multiple Tables Compare Schemas Compare Databases

Rebuild Objects

About Rebuilding Objects Rebuild a Table Rebuild an Index Rebuild Multiple Objects

Write Statements and Scripts

Use the Code Navigator Use the Object Palette Use Code Completion Templates Create Make Code Templates Use Code Snippets Use a Pick List to Complete Code Use Query Templates Format Code Highlight Statements Fold Code Segments Change Text to Upper or Lower Case Swap with Previous Line View File Differences Preview Query Results Save Query Results Copy Statements between Toad and Development Tools View Code Statistics

Work with the Query Builder

About the Query Builder How to use the Model Area Build a Query Create a Sub-Query Populate the Where Clause Populate the Having Clause Use the Generated Query Saving Toad Query Results

Execute Statements and Scripts

About Executing Scripts Execute Single Statements Execute Scripts in the Editor Execute SQL with SQL*Plus

Save Statements (SQL Recall)

Save and Reuse SQL Statements Import/Export Saved SQL

Work with PL/SQL Objects

Load Database Object Reload Object Create New PL/SQL Object Extract Procedures Generate DBMS Output Execute SQL Statements within PL/SQL Execute PL/SQL

About Debugging Debug PL/SQL

Minimum Oracle Database Requirements Start Debugging Set Parameters Set Parameters in Triggers Handle Dependencies Call Stack Window Stop the Debugger Prepare PL/SQL Code for Production View Debug Results Use DBMS Output

Enable DBMS Output View DBMS Output Edit DBMS Output

Create and Run Unit Tests

Script Debugger Overview View Script Output

Set Breakpoints

About Breakpoints Set a Breakpoint

About Watches Add a Watch Use Smart Watches

About Code Analysis Analyze Code in the Editor

Optimize Profile PL/SQL

About the Profilers Set Up the Profilers Use a PL/SQL Profiler View Profiler Results Editor Profiler Tab

Generate Explain Plans

Generate Explain Plans Save Explain Plans

Customize your Toad Environment

Customize Connections

Color Code the User Interface per Connection Organize the Database Connections Grid

Customize Workspaces

About Workspaces Create Custom Workspaces

Use Shortcut Keys

Customize Shortcut Keys Print a List of Shortcut Keys

Customize Toolbars, Menus and Commands

Enable Self-Configuring Menus Show/Hide Toolbars Rename Toolbars, Menus or Commands Create New Toolbars, Menus and Commands Add, Reorder and Remove Commands Show Additional Menus Delete a Menu Reset Default Toolbars Lock Toolbars Effect of Upgrades on Customizations

Customize the Editor

Customize the Editor Layout Use Bookmarks Auto Replace Substitutions

Customize the Schema Browser

Select the Left-Hand Side Display Style Customize Tabs Group Favorite Objects

Customize Schema Drop-Downs

Use Other Quest Software Products with Toad

Integrate Toad with Code Tester for Oracle Launch SQL Optimizer for Oracle Test in Benchmark Factory for Databases

Customize Workspaces

Customize the Toad Interface

Toad provides many ways for you to customize the interface to suit your work style and improve your productivity. Most areas of the interface are customizable, from the toolbars and menus, to the grids and workspace itself. You can also set custom defaults for actions, commands, and other tasks that Toad performs for you.

About Workspaces

Customize your Toad Environment > Customize Workspaces > About Workspaces

A Workspace is a customized set of windows and connections in Toad that you can name and save. Multiple Workspaces are supported.

You can open one workspace to work in a specific environment, such as Testing, and then quickly switch to another one, such as Development, without having to open one set of windows and connections and close the other.

You can create your own or use the starter Workspace named "Default Workspace." It is initially empty (that is, contains no windows or connections). This Workspace is the only one which cannot be deleted.

Create Custom Workspaces

Customize your Toad Environment > Customize Workspaces > Create Custom Workspaces

When you create different workspaces, you can easily resume work in the correct context as soon as you open Toad. Create as many workspaces as you need.

To create a Workspace

Right-click in the main Toad toolbar then select Workspaces to make certain the Workspaces toolbar is shown.
In the Workspace toolbar, click to name and save your Workspace. Your open windows and connections are saved and will be reestablished the next time you open this Workspace.

To open a saved Workspace

Select the workspace from the Workspaces toolbar.

When you open a saved Workspace, you are notified that open connections that are not part of this workspace will be closed. Save any changes that you want to keep before closing those windows and connections.

To save changes to your Workspace configuration

Click in the Workspace toolbar to save changes to your Workspace configuration (newly opened windows and connections).

To rename a Workspace

Click to rename the current workspace.

To sort Workspaces

Workspaces are sorted in the list alphabetically, by default. To toggle this feature on or off, select Options | Toolbars/Menus | Toolbars and select or clear the Sort workspaces alphabetically check box.

Use Shortcut Keys

Customize the Toad Interface

Toad provides many ways for you to customize the interface to suit your work style and improve your productivity. Most areas of the interface are customizable, from the toolbars and menus, to the grids and workspace itself. You can also set custom defaults for actions, commands, and other tasks that Toad performs for you.

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