I tried that. Still getting same error. Went back in and confirmed the variable is not in the ini file. Any other suggestions?
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RE: Error - Parameter not found - when exporting data in Schema Browser
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RE: Error - Parameter not found - when exporting data in Schema Browser
Hm, how about variables.dat in the same folder. Unfortunately, you can't edit this one, you'll just have to delete it. Might want to try renaming it just in case. Do that with Toad not running.
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Error - Parameter not found - when exporting data in Schema Browser
I am getting an error when I try to right click a table and export the data from that table. It seems to be the same error on any table I try to export. The error is, "Parameter 'v_start_date' not found." I know that is a bind variable I have used in the past but I don't understand why it's showing up when trying to export data from a table. I have tried the basics, restarting Toad etc. I even saw a previous post referring to renaming the ToadActions.dat file, that did not resolve the trouble. I am running Toad for Oracle 12.10.0.30.
Thank you in advance for any assistance.
Application:
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1.1 Start Date : Tue, 23 Jan 2018 13:47:24 -0600
1.2 Name/Description: Toad.exe - (Toad™ for Oracle®)
1.3 Version Number : 12.10.0.30
1.4 Parameters :
1.6 Up Time : 49 minute(s), 50 second(s)
Exception:
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2.1 Date : Tue, 23 Jan 2018 14:37:15 -0600
2.2 Address : 00000000048AC527
2.3 Module Name: Toad.exe - (Toad™ for Oracle®)
2.5 Type : EDatabaseError
2.6 Message : Parameter 'v_start_date' not found.
2.7 ID : A1990000
2.8 Count : 1
2.11 Sent : 0
User:
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3.2 Name : CDT User
3.3 Email:
Active Controls:
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4.1 Form Class : TfrmMain
4.2 Form Text : Toad for Oracle - [ FLEET - Schema Browser (FLEET)]
4.3 Control Class: TcxTreeList
4.4 Control Text :
Computer:
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5.2 Total Memory : 16949645312 (15.79 Gb)
5.3 Free Memory : 10349920256 (9.64 Gb)
5.4 Total Disk : 256058060800 (238.47 Gb)
5.5 Free Disk : 295403520 (281.72 Mb)
5.6 System Up Time : 6 hour(s), 20 minute(s), 15 second(s)
5.7 Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6820HQ CPU @ 2.70GHz
5.12 Virtual Machine:
Operating System:
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6.1 Type : Microsoft Windows 7 (64 bit)
6.2 Build # : 7601 (6.1.7601.17965)
6.4 Non-Unicode Language: English (0409)
6.5 Charset/ACP : 0/1252
6.6 Install Language : English (0409)
6.7 UI Language : English (0409)
Steps to reproduce:
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8.1 Text:
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RE: Error - Parameter not found - when exporting data in Schema Browser
Tried that as well and still same problem. Interesting note, the variable name has changed since I have run other queries with bind variables in them. So now it's reading the same error with a different variable name that I just used. To be clear, the query that I ran with the new variable had nothing to do with the original table, or even the same database for that matter.
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RE: "ToadDirList" Reliance on 12.2 Desupported SQLJ
Thanks. I just swapped PreparedStatement into my code and got it to work. I'll put it in an upcoming beta.
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RE: Error - Parameter not found - when exporting data in Schema Browser
Dang. Strike two. Well, if you click Utilities -> Copy User Settings, then choose "reset to a clean set of user files".....that will restore Toad to the state of a fresh install, which should fix it.
But if you don't want to reset everything -
There's a place in that error dialog that says "click here" to copy to clipboard. It will capture more info that what you already posted.
Please do that, and send me the clipboard contents, along with your zipped up user files folder. You can send to john.dorlon@quest.com.
-John
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RE: Standby Redo Log management within TOAD
Hi John,
12.12 is the newest production version. We don't have any specific plans for them at this time, but if you give me an idea of what you are after, I can probably make it happen.
-John
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RE: Standby Redo Log management within TOAD
We use data guard which requires us to have standby redo logs setup. TOAD does not allow the creation of standby redo logs nor the maintenance of them.
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RE: Standby Redo Log management within TOAD
MeToo
Just to see groups - and to add/delete - just like with the redo logs
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RE: Why does cancelling a query take a long time?
You can ALT+F4 out of the dialogue which gives you control again. My session then refused to process further statements and hung when i tried to disconnect but it will at least allow you to salvage the statements you were running.
I find it happens more commonly on linked tables if that helps you narrow it down (assuming you are still looking at this!)
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Why does cancelling a query take a long time?
There have been a number of instances where Toad can take over ten minutes to cancel a query. I'm currently waiting on a query to cancel that just went over fifteen minutes, and it's still going. Out of curiosity, can someone give me some insight into what goes on behind the scenes such that cancelling a query takes as long as it does?
Thanks,
Cory
UPDATE: After waiting 35 minutes for the query to cancel, I killed Toad via the Task Manager. I have no idea why the query sat in the "cancel pending" status for that long.
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RE: Different behaviour in TOAD than in SQLPlus?
The only thing that I can think of that Toad is doing is setting the OCI array buffer size. But that wouldn't affect execution, just fetch.
Try tracing the sessions. If you have DBA Module, the Trace File Browser might show different EPs for each. Or some other difference. TKProf will show that info too, just not as easy to read.
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Different behaviour in TOAD than in SQLPlus?
Hi,
We had a few cases now where we experienced the following:
- Our programs run a query on the database that suddenly takes ages.
- We use TOAD to identify the statement in question
- The statement runs fast in TOAD (but not in our program)
- We run the statement in sqlplus.exe, where it is slow (same behaviour as in our program)
Adaptive Features are off, so every session should use the same explain plan. Also the bind variable for each test are of course the same.
I have no explanation for this, except that TOAD could set certain parameters open connecting to the database that then affect the behaviour and performance.
Is there anything like that? Or any other idea, why the same statement uses different plans and results in different performance when executed in TOAD, compared to when executed in sqlplus.exe?
Thank you!
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RE: Standby Redo Log management within TOAD
OK, starting in the next beta, the redo log manager will have a checkbox for "standby" to show/create/drop standby logs instead of non-standby.
-John
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Standby Redo Log management within TOAD
Will standby redo logs ever be able to be managed from within TOAD and if so, what is the timeline for having that implemented within TOAD. My version is 12.12.0.39. Maybe it's supported on a newer release that I've not downloaded.
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RE: editor marking text just by using cursor movement keys
Hi MIchael,
Its been a while , i kept checking for the solution from yourside. but no update i found on the above, Kindly suggest.
Thanks,
Harish Thirunahari
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editor marking text just by using cursor movement keys
Any time I highlight a block of text holding down the shift key and a cursor movement key, all subsequent movement of the cursor using arrow keys or home/end continue to mark text although i am not holding down the shift key. I have removed my .lay files several times, and have even removed and reinstalled TOAD. I desperately need help.
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RE: Why does cancelling a query take a long time?
>You can ALT+F4 out of the dialogue which gives you control again.
This is far from the true.
In many situations, even closing SQL*Plus leave running session on server. Even when you kill such a session, you get status killed, but session is still using resources.
So, it is not straight forward and depend of the type of commands and how action was executed.
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RE: Different behaviour in TOAD than in SQLPlus?
Thank you, will do. We also noticed that when we change the statement slightly, execution time changes dramatically, which would indicate that the statement is parsed again and a new execution plan is chosen. Maybe TOAD slightly alters the statement (e.g. with a comment)...
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RE: Why does cancelling a query take a long time?
>>You can ALT+F4 out of the dialogue which gives you control again.
>This is far from the true.
Clearly it isn't or why would I waste my time signing up to share this one piece of information? If you want to step us through what you are doing perhaps someone will explain what you are doing wrong.
>In many situations, even closing SQL*Plus leave running session on server. Even when you kill such a session, you get status killed, but session is still using resources.
>So, it is not straight forward and depend of the type of commands and how action was executed.
Thanks for the additional information, I thought this was fairly obvious from the rest of the post where I explained that this just closes the dialogue, that further commands don't work but that it is still useful so you can salvage your SQL, but I guess some people might not realise this is why.
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