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Database Tools License Portal - Overview Video

Database Tools License Portal - Overview Video

Getting Started Guide > Preview Query Results

Use the Describe (Parse) Select Query function to see what columns would be returned if the query were executed. ... This is useful for tuning a LONG query before it is executed.

Getting Started Guide > Toad World

Toad World is a unique and valuable resource available to all Toad users. ... Learn more and connect with the community at the Toad for Oracle Community page on Toad World. ... In the Toad for Oracle - Idea Pond, you can submit your ideas to improve Toad and vote for other ideas.

Getting Started Guide > 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.

Getting Started Guide > Customize the Editor

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.

Getting Started Guide > Use Smart Watches

Toad can automatically watch every variable in the active procedure or function. ... If you step into a new tab, the smart watches window refreshes with the values on the new tab. ... Smart watches are disabled by default and display collapsed.

Getting Started Guide > Compare Databases

The Compare Databases wizard provides an easy way to compare two or more databases, either live or from a snapshot. ... Based on your specifications, the wizard generates a script that you can save to a folder on your computer or run immediately to synchronize the two databases.

Getting Started Guide > Fold Code Segments

Code folding lets you collapse portions of your code so that you can see more of the code you need to see. ... Then you can expand it when you need to work with the folded code. ... To enable code folding

Getting Started Guide > Create Make Code Templates

You can set options for these templates. ... See Code Assist Options in the online help for more information. ... Use the following variables to create your own language template: ... Using a variable here is optional.

Getting Started Guide > Copy Column Names to the Clipboard

You can copy the names of selected columns in the data grid to the clipboard. ... The names are copied in the order they are listed in the grid, for use in WHERE clauses or other tasks where you need a list of column names.

Getting Started Guide > Drop (Delete) Objects

Cascade Constraints ... Deletes all foreign keys that reference the table. ... Purge ... Bypasses the recycle bin and completely drops the table. ... Purged tables cannot be recovered.

Getting Started Guide > Reset Default Toolbars

You can restore customized or deleted toolbars and menus to their defaults. ... To reset default toolbars and menus ... Right-click a toolbar and select Restore toolbar defaults. ... It is possible to remove all the toolbars from the Editor.

Getting Started Guide > Sort and Group Data

If the query does not contain an ORDER BY command, you can sort the grid manually. ... To sort by column ... Click a grid column header.

Getting Started Guide > About This Guide

The goal of this guide is to help you start using Toad quickly by learning basic features and tasks. ... Toad is a very diverse and powerful tool, and there are many features not covered here. ... In many cases, a feature may be introduced in this guide, with further instructions to see the online help.

Getting Started Guide > Rebuild a Table

Use this wizard to rebuild a table, including dropping and renaming columns. ... You can simultaneously rebuild multiple tables with the Rebuild Multiple Objects feature. ... Rebuild Multiple Objects

Getting Started Guide > Create or Edit a Connection

Use the Database Login window to create and edit database connections. ... Note: Toad does allow you to enter the connection information directly in the Database Login window, but this method forces you to connect to the database, and you cannot enter some of the additional connection information until after you connect.

Getting Started Guide > Find text in the Editor

The Editor provides multiple ways to find what you are looking for in the Editor window. ... All of these tools are located under the Search menu on the main Toad Toolbar. ... To save the settings as a macro, click in the dialog toolbar.

Installation Guide > Installation guidelines

Install the 32-bit version of Toad if you are using a 32-bit Oracle client. ... Install the 64-bit version of Toad if you are using a 64-bit Oracle client. ... The Toad Editions installer contains both 32-bit and 64-bit software.

Installation Guide > Install Toad for Oracle

Install Toad ... Toad installation options ... Installation guidelines ... Preinstallation instructions for Citrix or Remote Desktop Services ... Install Toad silently from the command line ... Install Toad as Read-only

Getting Started Guide > Describe Objects

You can use the Describe Objects feature anywhere in Toad to find objects and display their information in the Describe Objects window. ... The Describe Objects window displays the same information you would see in the right-hand side of the Schema Browser.

Getting Started Guide > Editor Profiler Tab

Within the Editor, the Profiler tab displays profiler runs, as root nodes, and profiler units as child nodes. ... The latter are the actual code units that were executed during a profiler run. ... They can include anonymous blocks, procedures, functions, and packages executed while the profiler run data was being collected.

Getting Started Guide > Create a Sub-Query

You can easily create a subquery or nested subquery. ... Subqueries can be created from the FROM clause or the WHERE clause. ... Columns must be dragged directly from the table area to be placed in subqueries, or from the current statement.

Getting Started Guide > Preview Selected Column

You can display or hide a full row below each data row that shows the value of the selected column. ... Right-click the column in the Data grid and select Preview Column.

Getting Started Guide > Create Default Schema Browser Filters

You can create a default filter for each object type, which is used for all schemas. ... Notes: ... Instead of using the same default filter for each object type, you can have Toad automatically save filters per connection or schema name.

Getting Started Guide > Use Shortcut Keys

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.