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Getting Started Guide > Integrate Toad with Code Tester for Oracle
Code Tester for Oracle automates the process of testing PL /SQL programs, making it possible for you to identify bugs and verify program correctness in a fraction of the time it has taken previously.
Getting Started Guide > Create or Alter Objects
Toad lets you select Oracle object parameters and generate a DDL statement to create or alter objects. ... It is generally a good idea to review the DDL statement before executing it. ... When you execute the statement, Toad passes it to the database, and the object is created or altered.
Getting Started Guide > Jump search
You can use Jump Search to find Toad features and functionality within the application. ... Locate a Toad feature. ... To find a Toad feature (or functionality) in the application, enter the Toad feature or a related keyword in the search field.
Getting Started Guide > Work with Database Objects
Toad enables you to view, add, modify, and get information about database objects. ... You can work with these objects quickly and without having to use SQL commands.
Installation Guide > Install Toad silently from the command line
A silent installation enables you to deploy Toad and other Edition products to multiple machines. ... To install silently, you obtain the individual product installers (.msi) for your Edition file and then execute command-line parameters to install one product at a time.
Getting Started Guide > Set Breakpoints
Toad provides an intuitive and efficient way to write, run, and test your SQL and PL/SQL code. ... Toad supports efficient code management for a single developer or a whole team of developers.
Installation Guide > Toad installation options
You can install Toad in the following ways: ... Use the Toad Editions Installer to install Toad, along with any or all of the other products of a Toad Edition. ... This installer is available in the following formats:
Getting Started Guide > About the Query Builder
Note: You can also select Database | Report| Query Builder.
Getting Started Guide > Saving Toad Query Results
Any of Toad's window query results can be saved to the Windows Clipboard or to a file by the procedure below. ... Some dialog boxes do NOT have a Copy to Clipboard or Save to Disk function. ... This duplicates that functionality.
Getting Started Guide > Show/Hide Toolbars
You can show specific toolbars and hide the other ones to customize your workspace. ... To change the toolbars you display ... Right-click the toolbar area. ... Select the toolbars you want to display, and clear the toolbars you want to hide.
Getting Started Guide > Use the Code Navigator
Save the current file Click the Refresh button.
Getting Started Guide > Set Parameters
Some PL/SQL has variable parameters that need to be set before you can run the code. ... If values for these variables are not set, an Oracle error may display when you run the code. ... Note: The values entered in the Set Parameters window are for the column values, not the argument values of triggers.
Getting Started Guide > End Connections
Toad provides a number of ways to end a database connection. ... To end one connection ... Select Session | End Connection. ... Or ... Click in the standard toolbar to end the currently active session.
Installation Guide > Uninstall Toad through Windows
Uninstall Toad for Oracle > Uninstall Toad through Windows ... Open the Programs and Features control panel in Windows. ... Select the Toad for Oracle entry, then select Uninstall. ... Click OK.
Getting Started Guide > Populate the Where Clause
There are two ways to populate the WHERE clause in SQL generated by the Query Builder: as an individual WHERE, or as a global WHERE. ... Do one of the following: ... Right-click on the column under the SELECT node and select Include in Where Clause.
Getting Started Guide > About Database Connections
You can create, store, view, and edit database connections from the Database Login window. ... Toad does not require an Oracle client to connect to a database. ... Connecting to a database without an Oracle client:
Getting Started Guide > Customize Shortcut Keys
Toad provides dozens of default standard shortcut keys, plus you can assign new ones or customize the standard ones. ... Toad also provides default menu hot keys. ... These are the underlined keys shown in a menu item that you press along with the ALT key to open that menu item or command.
Getting Started Guide > Optimize SQL
Toad provides an intuitive and efficient way to write, run, and test your SQL and PL/SQL code. ... Toad supports efficient code management for a single developer or a whole team of developers.
Getting Started Guide > Toad Web-based Training
Make the most out of your investment by expanding your knowledge of the Toad product line. ... Web-based training is a perfect accompaniment to your product license. ... This training walks you through major product features and explains how to perform frequent tasks.
Getting Started Guide > About the Profilers
You can use the DBMS Profiler or the hierarchical profiler, depending on their availability in your database version. ... Hierarchical Profiler ... The PL/SQL hierarchical profiler organizes data by subprogram calls, and stores the results in database tables letting you create custom reports.
Installation Guide > Requirements
Connecting to a database without an Oracle client has the following considerations: ... Features requiring Oracle utilities will be unavailable including, but not limited to: SQL*Plus, Data Pumps, Import/Export Utilities, SQL Loader, TKProf, TNSPing, Wrap.
Getting Started Guide > Look Up Foreign Keys
When you are editing table data in the Schema Browser, you can look up foreign keys and enter the associated data into the selected table. ... Foreign key lookup will also work when the grid is in Read Only mode.
Getting Started Guide > Set Parameters in Triggers
<P class=Note><B>Note:</B> The INSERT INTO… code is not valid until you enter column values.</P>
Getting Started Guide > Editor Basics
The Toad Editor lets you write and edit many types of statements and code, and Toad provides many options to customize the Editor's behavior. ... You should get to know the Editor well, because it supports most of the core functionality of Toad, and much of your work will be done there.
Getting Started Guide > Automatically Connect on Startup
Rather than have to manually connect to one or more databases every time you start Toad, you can configure Toad to start selected (or all) connections automatically when you start Toad. ... To automatically open connections
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