Welcome to Spotlight
Install Spotlight
Start Spotlight
Spotlight on Oracle
Connect to an Oracle Database
Oracle User Wizard
Spotlight on Oracle Data Guard
DBA Connection Credentials
User Account
New Oracle User
Select Tablespace
Predictive Diagnostics
Ready To Configure Oracle User
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Configuring Oracle User for Spotlight Dialog
Toad DBA Suite for Oracle
Oracle Architecture Overview
Spotlight on Oracle Home Page
Spotlight on Oracle Alarms
Spotlight on Oracle Drilldowns
Install And Configure DTrace Scripts
Tune Your Oracle Database
Predictive Diagnostics
Spotlight on Oracle Tools: Explain Plan, SQL Optimizer, Space Manager
Standby Connections Dialog
Spotlight on Oracle Data Guard Home Page
Spotlight on Oracle Data Guard Alarms
Spotlight on Oracle RAC
Connect to Spotlight on Oracle RAC
Spotlight on Unix
Oracle RAC Connection Details
Verify Cluster Connection Details Dialog
Connect to an Exadata Storage Server (Cells)
Spotlight on Oracle RAC Home Page
Spotlight on Oracle RAC Alarms
Spotlight on Oracle RAC Drilldowns
Configure the Unix System
Connect to Unix Systems
Spotlight on Unix Home Page
Spotlight on Unix Alarms
Spotlight on Unix Drilldowns
Spotlight on Windows
Connect to Windows Systems
Spotlight on Windows Home Page
Spotlight on Windows Alarms
Spotlight on Windows Drilldowns
Troubleshooting: Connection Problems
Save To File
To save the chart or grid
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Open the Save As dialog.
Toolbar Menu Shortcut Click Right click the chart or grid data and select Save As....
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Use the controls in the Save As... window to specify where (and in which format) to save the chart or grid.
Control Description File name
Type the name of the file that to save the chart or grid to.
Save as type
Select the file type.
- For charts, the choices include bitmap image, Windows metafile image, and comma-delimited text file.
- For grids, the choices include formatted text file and comma-delimited text file.
Text encoding
Choose the text encoding to use when saving the file.
- ANSI, the default choice, supports only the character set used by Western European languages. Unsupported characters are converted to question marks.
- UNICODE (UTF-16) is the 16-bit version of the Universal Character Set Transformation Format. This format is maintained by the Unicode Consortium (http://www.unicode.org/), and provides the basis for processing, storage and interchange of text data in any language.
- UNICODE (UTF-8) is the 8-bit version of the Universal Character Set Transformation Format.
