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How can I resize the data grid?

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My data grid is pinned to the application to where it covers up the sql in my editor. I can either click the X to close the grid, or click the pin button next to it to collapse the grid down to a tab that raises if I hover over it. It was not like this before a few days ago. I usually type my sql and then run the query. The grid will come up to about half of the screen, allowing to still see the code. I could also drag the top of it to resize if I wanted. I must have clicked something by mistake.

I am using Toad for Oracle 32 bit 12.12.0.39


RE: How can I resize the data grid?

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It may be a bug with the new Toad version. I switched back to 12.11 and the problem seems to be fixed.

RE: Comparing procedures with case sensitive option on results in "No more differences" found

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Hi John,

I've installed the latest update of Toad 12.12 and did another test in comparing the procedure.
It still shows the same procedure in the difference list, and when trying to compare the message "No more differences" does not show anymore. So it does still recognize their is a difference.
But it does not show what's different... It's just the same on both sides...

In Oracle SQL Developer the procedures show like this

create or replace PROCEDURE "NAME" is

create or replace procedure "NAME" is

Kind regards.

Comparing procedures with case sensitive option on results in "No more differences" found

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We are working with multiple users on the same procedures and some of us have different toad settings/formatting.

Whenever we compare we like to see what the changes are with our production server.

In comparing with the case sensitive option on it gives some procedures that are different, but when trying to see the differences, Toad gives the message "No more differences" found.

How can I make sure that Toad shows me differences?

RE: TOAD for Oracle 12.12 Exporting to Excel File error

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I just tried exporting 60k to an Excel file from the Schema Browser and it worked fine with Excel 2010 (64 bit Toad 12.12).  You mention Automation Designer, is that where you are having the problem?  If so, what action are you doing it from?  What version of Excel are you using?  Does it work if you do it from Schema Browser/Data Grid - r-click -> Export Dataset?

RE: TOAD for Oracle 12.12 Exporting to Excel File error

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Be sure to uncheck "Display all results in grid" in the export dataset window.   It uses a lot less memory that way.  60K rows may or may not be a problem with it checked.  It depends on the rows.

RE: the compared results show 0 objects exist between different pdb(like source pdb1, target pdb2) and same schema(c##test1)

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12.11 had a few bugs in the new compare schemas window, so if you are having problems, either use the Legacy Compare Schemas window or upgrade to 12.12, which just came out a few days ago.

If you don't see the Legacy Compare Schemas WIndow in your menu, you can add it to the menu like this:

  1. right-click the main toolbar and choose customize.
  2. In the dialog that appears, go to the "commands" tab.
  3. Select "Compare" on the left.
  4. Drag "Schemas - Legacy" up into the main menu Under Database -> Compare
  5. Close the customize dialog

RE: the compared results show 0 objects exist between different pdb(like source pdb1, target pdb2) and same schema(c##test1)

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Ok, I try you solution and it' worked. Thank you very much.


the compared results show 0 objects exist between different pdb(like source pdb1, target pdb2) and same schema(c##test1)

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I installed toad for oracle 12.11.0.95 in my laptop. I want to using compare schema to get ddl difference.   Database is 12 c.

Source db and target db is different pdb, but have same schemas. Now I choose different pdb(like source pdb1, target pdb2) and same schema(c##test1), but the compared results show 0 objects exist in source and target pdb.

Actually, exist objects in pdb. However, If I choose different pdb(like source pdb1, target pdb2) and different schema( like c##test1, c##test2),  it will show compared results and there are some different objects.

It's strange.

RE: Comparing procedures with case sensitive option on results in "No more differences" found

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Hi Jorley.

We must be doing something different, because I cannot reproduce this.   I want to fix this but I am not sure what I need to fix.   Would you mind writing up some steps so that I can follow exactly what you are doing and reproduce the problem?

Thanks 

-John

RE: Debug menu is gray

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There's a nice KB article about all the permissions. https://support.quest.com/toad-for-oracle/kb/9959

On top of that, I just found out that you have to actually have the stored procedure open in the editor.  Just clicking on the stored procedure from the Schema Browser and selecting debug from the menu is not enough.

Debug menu is gray

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Hi , I'm trying to debug a function , but the debug menu contains only gray options.
How can I enable it and all the debunging options ?

RE: Comparing procedures with case sensitive option on results in "No more differences" found

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For me, if the following option is unchecked, then a procedure that only has a difference of upper/lowercase, does not show up in the results.  And if it is checked, then the procedure does show up.

If you uncheck "case sensitive" here, you might want to also uncheck "format before comparison", because that could be changing case on reserved words such as PROCEDURE.

RE: TOAD for Oracle 12.12 Exporting to Excel File error

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No, I'm exporting it via export dataset via editor. I use Excel 2013 (32bit Toad 12.12). My machine is 64 bit, does it matter if I'm using 32bit..?

RE: TOAD for Oracle 12.12 Exporting to Excel File error

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I got it to work after unchecking display all results in grid, and checking launch after creation. Weird.. 100k rows export btw.


RE: TOAD for Oracle 12.12 Exporting to Excel File error

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When that box is unchecked, Toad runs the query again (separately from the cursor that is tied to the grid).

In the "new" query, after a row is processed and sent to Excel, Toad releases the row from memory.  

When that box IS checked, then we use the cursor that is tied to the grid.   Grids need to be able to scroll forward and backwards, so we can't release the rows from memory after they are exported.

There are really only 2 cases where you should leave the box checked.

  •   Your query took a long time to run AND it does not return very many rows,   OR.....
  •   You don't want to risk getting a different result by running the query again (like if another session changes the data after your initial SELECT)

  

RE: TOAD for Oracle 12.12 Exporting to Excel File error

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>  My machine is 64 bit, does it matter if I'm using 32bit..?

Sorry, I forgot to answer that.   No, it doesn't matter.

RE: TOAD for Oracle 12.12 Exporting to Excel File error

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Okay so I ran a few different scenarios and figured out why it was crashing. It was due to one thing: saving the excel file as .xls. Changing it to .xlsx seems to have fixed the problem.

RE: Very slow to open the Tablespace View

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Even after the recyclebin purging, we were experiencing delays populating the tablespace details using almost all clients (SQL, SQL Developer etc). Our further reading about the purge recyclebin for 11g landed us on http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_oracle_purge_recycle_bin.htm& following the suggestions, purged dba_recyclebin

That was the solution, the tablespace details population was instant once after the dba_recyclebin purging! Hope it helps few others out there

RE: TOAD Installation error

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Please check your directory,

C:\Program Files (x86)\Quest Software\Toad for Oracle\

there are folder name "User Files" please make copy this folder as "User" in the same parent directory, and it will work

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