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After creating table with RUNSTATS SET, the schema name and table name are quoted. This affects the behavior of the Migrate Object feature. When trying to change the target schema, the quoted schema and table name remain unchanged preventing proper migration.
In Toad version 7.4, users could easily update boolean values directly within the result set of a SQL query. By simply clicking the checkbox in the results pane, the value would toggle between 0 and 1 (unchecked/checked), and Toad would automatically execute the update for the record in the background. In the newer version 8.0, this functionality is no longer available. Clicking the checkbox or fi...
With Toad, Developers and database administrators can use a familiar, proven tool to manage databases. Toad empowers developers and administrators, of varying skill levels, to rapidly create and execute queries, automate database object management, and develop SQL more efficiently. Toad also provides utilities to compare, extract and search for objects, manage projects, import/export data and admi...
With Toad, Developers and database administrators can use a familiar, proven tool to manage databases. Toad empowers developers and administrators, of varying skill levels, to rapidly create and execute queries, automate database object management, and develop SQL more efficiently. Toad also provides utilities to compare, extract and search for objects, manage projects, import/export data and admi...
The MSI installation option is intended to be used by administrators for special installation cases (e.g. silent install, repackaging, etc). This installer may be used for the following: - Toad for DB2 8.0 64bit NOTE: - Toad for DB2 32-bit version should be used with SQL Optimizer (a 32-bit application) for seamless integration. - Your license key determines the editi...
The MSI installation option is intended to be used by administrators for special installation cases (e.g. silent install, repackaging, etc). This installer may be used for the following: - Toad for DB2 8.0 32bit NOTE: - Toad for DB2 32-bit version should be used with SQL Optimizer (a 32-bit application) for seamless integration. - Your license key determines the editi...
The MSI installation option is intended to be used by administrators for special installation cases (e.g. silent install, repackaging, etc). This installer may be used for the following: - Toad for DB2 8.0 (Professional, Xpert, and DB Admin Module optional add-on) - Benchmark Factory - SQL Optimizer for DB2 (LUW and z/OS) - Spotlight On DB2 - Toad ...
With Toad, Developers and database administrators can use a familiar, proven tool to manage databases. Toad empowers developers and administrators, of varying skill levels, to rapidly create and execute queries, automate database object management, and develop SQL more efficiently. Toad also provides utilities to compare, extract and search for objects, manage projects, import/export data and admi...
In Toad 7.4.1, if you use a DB2CLI Writecfg command to try and add a connection via the DB2 Command Window, it is added successfully in DB2, but doesn't appear in the dropdown menu in the connection screen in Toad. The following example is successfully added, (but not shown in Toad): db2cli writecfg remove -dsn SAMPLEDBdb2cli writecfg add -dsn SAMPLEDB -database SAMPLEDB -host hostname -port 1...
Who to contact to obtain / find / locate a license key or any information regarding a key such as:- What is my license key?- How many keys am I licensed for?- If an add-on or an option is not listed on my key that should have been included.
There is an issue with the "Migrate Object" function (from the right-click menu in the Object Explorer | Tables tab), when attempting to migrate two tables. When selecting the migration options, if the 'Include Drop Statements' option is not selected, the output script does include the 'Add Versioning' clause, which is intended for system versioning.If the 'Include Dr...
Reduce Containers does not work for multiple tablespaces.It only applies to one. To reproduce the issue, you need two or more tablespaces.You can use the ones you already have, but if needed, you can create new ones.See the example below to create them. CREATE LARGE TABLESPACE test1tbIN DATABASE PARTITION GROUP IBMCATGROUPPAGESIZE 4KMANAGED BY AUTOMATIC STORAGEUSING STOGROUP IBMSTOGROUPEXTENTSIZE ...
User gets the error/warning below when trying to run explain plan after migrating Toad from version 7.4 to version 8.0: “The Access Plan tables are incomplete or out of date and need to be reinstalled. Would you like to run the recreation script for these tables?Using plan tables from SYSTOOLS schema is specified in preference, but plan tables were created in current schema. So you have to either ...
It's common for users to notice that the version number shown in the software doesn't always match the version number of the installer. This article explains why this happens and why it’s completely normal.
In Toad 8.0, when using Client CFG connections, there is an issue with the way Toad looks for the db2dsdriver.cfg file. When you try the Client Cfg → DSN Collection connection method, there is an error written in red in Toad: "Config file path: No configuration file found for client DB2COPY1" This happens because: - The default location for the db2dsdriver.cfg file is in ProgramData:C:\P...
Quick Export | File | Excel File does not work with timestamp columnsSteps Taken to reproduce the problem: create a table with a timestamp column: CREATE TABLE my_table (created_at TIMESTAMP,description VARCHAR(255)); Insert some rows INSERT INTO my_table (created_at, description) VALUES(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 'First description'),(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 'Second description'),(CURRENT_TIME...