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Thanks,
Michael
Dear John, thanks for your answer but reinstalling the Oracle client is not possible for me. Regards KUCHP
Dear Damir,
yes to both and thanks again.
That means the Oracle-Home and path env variabls are set as suggested by you and yes I could successfully start sqlplus from command prompt.
Regards KUCHP
Dear Damir,
yes to both and thanks again.
That means the Oracle-Home and path env variables are set as suggested by you and yes I could successfully start sqlplus from command prompt.
Regards KUCHP
Thank you! That makes the behavior much more tolerable as it only has to scroll once the window "pops" open. I can now use Toad 13!
D:\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1\BIN should be in path env variable.
Oracle home should be:
D:\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1
Try this...in command prompt place:
set ORACLE_HOME=D:\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1
set PATH=D:\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1\BIN;%PATH%
(Program Files (x86)\...)toad.exe
in this way you should be certain that all is (from otracle env OK).
If you get an error, then show it as well IN OTHER COMMAND PROMPT, place results from "set" command.
Brg
Damir
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I don't think reinstalling Toad is going to change anything.
When I have client problems this is what I do and it always seems to work for me:
1) uninstall all oracle clients
2) reboot
3) make sure that the registry hive HKLM\Software\Oracle is gone
4) reinstall the client that I need (ideally, only one client, make sure that it is 32 bit if that's what your Toad is).
5) if you need more than one client installed, then install them in order from oldest to newest.
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1) can you run mine advice?
2) when you run "sqlplus /nolog" (from command prompt) do you get staretd oracle app?
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This means quite opposite-you have INVALID ORACLE_HOME!
If you start toad from command line with proposed env, you have done all needed for running Toad.
If then you have invalid ORACLE_HOME, then something is wrong ...
1) coulp you place logs from runing sqlplus from command prompt?
2) could you execute sqlplus /nolog and shows what you have in command prompt?
3) could you return output of the "SET" command from command line...
If all previous is OK, I suspect some security problems when installing or running on you PC or some registry invalidation.
So i would propose to run from command prompt and look in log.
sfc /scannow.
Try this:
1) temporarily at least, put whatever your current SQL is in the Export Query tab.
2) Set up the action and click "Apply", then close it.
3) right-click on the action and choose "Create parameter file". This file contains the query.
4) have your nightly process create a file like that parameter file, except with whatever the current query is.
5) You can then right-click the action and choose "run with parameter file", or to run it from command line,. do something like this: "C:\path..to..toad\Toad.exe -a "App->Export Dataset1 | c:\ExportDataset1.ini"
I like the idea of being able to put @filename in there.
Another workaround could be to have your file generation process write the records in CSV and run the file using Execute Script action, instead. Also have the generation process include the header row, if desired, by selecting from DUAL. Example file contents...
SET FEEDBACK OFF SET PAGESIZE 0 SPOOL c:\testing.csv SELECT 'TABLE_NAME,TABLESPACE_NAME' FROM DUAL; SELECT table_name || ',' || tablespace_name FROM all_tables WHERE owner = 'SYS' AND tablespace_name IS NOT NULL; SPOOL OFF
If you don't want to include the output file in the script then omit the SPOOL commands and set the Execute Script output option to "Use single file" and specify your filename there.
Michael
I have a sql file (query.sql) that is generated by a script and needs to run and have the results exported to a flat file daily. The issue is that query.sql changes every day so I can't use the Export Query option in the Export Dataset module. I can run the query.sql in the main window by using:
@ C:\Users\Desktop\query.sql
However, I want to be able to set it up in automation designer. Ideally I would want to combine the two and do something like the image below where I call a query into the export dataset then export the results, but that causes an invalid SQL statement error. Is this possible or is there another way to approach it?
Thank you for any suggestions. I am running Toad for Oracle 12.11.0.95 64 bit.
That works great! Thank you. I didn't think to generate a separate parameter file.
I like the spool option too, but the size of the dataset sometimes becomes too large and the extract takes much longer.
Hi Sebastien,
Subversion has the ability to use Active Directory accounts if you set it up to use WebDav (https) and LDAP authentication. For information, see the following link:
https://www.open.collab.net/support/media/pdfs/SVN/Subversion%20with%20Apache%20and%20LDAP.pdf
In Toad, you'll still enter your username and password when logging into Subversion.
Git is a distributed version control system, so there may or may not be a centralized server repository. If there is, you'll need to use one that supports authenticating through LDAP. This could be either authentication through WebDav or through SSH. Since there are a number of Git hosting solutions out there, you may need to Google which ones support LDAP in order to use Active Directory. In Toad 12.10, push and pull operations will need to be done manually outside of Toad. In Toad 13, they can be done inside Toad using Git's Credential Manager.
I hope that helps. Let us know if there's anything else we can do.
-John
Hello everybody,
I'm currently using team coding 8.1 in TOAD 12.10 with the SVN provider with SVN connection svn://...
The authentication is basic using user and password setup in the password file of the svn repository.
We want to have a best authentication using Active Directory, is it possible with toad to do such authentication?
What are the possibilities?
Using SVN with https connection and provide the user/passord of Active Directory?
Using GIT provider ? is it possible to use GIT Provider with Active Directory authentication?
Thank you very much,
Sébastien.
They were so easy to accidentally move, so we locked them by default. To unlock, just right-click and uncheck "Lock toolbars"
Excellent! Thank you!
Hi!
I upgraded to T13 last week. I've noticed that I can't move the toolbars around like I used to. Was this intentional? If so, why?
Thanks,
Mike
If this is still an issue, please open a support case. Our support is well versed in Oracle client setup.