Thanks all! I now have this working using some of all your suggestions.
Much appreciated,
Steve
Thanks all! I now have this working using some of all your suggestions.
Much appreciated,
Steve
Any update for the above query guys please? thanks
I've just been upgraded from Toad 10 to Toad 12, but I can't see the option to generation inline comments when formatting.
Is it still available or do I have the wrong version of Toad. When I has version 10 I had Toad for Oracle Profession, now it appears I have Toad for Oracle Base.
Thanks
I have asked you for paln and you return:
with global index - execution timing 0.42 seconds - cost 257 - cpu cost 18855292
with local index - execution timing 0.56 seconds - cost 59 - cpu cost 17347198
What is that?
Also you have links how to generate the plan, So please just follow the instructions and post it here
OK thanks your for your answer.
So in the future, Quest could make a feature to import a base with password ? SQLDevelopper did that but it ask the key during the import.
Hello,
After some hours, i finally found Toad encrypt password in CONNECTIONPWD.ini file with AES encryption.
They use a key which is different on each computer. (I don't know if i can say.)
So i would like to encrypt my own CONNECTIONPWD.ini, i already made a CONNECTIONS.ini file with a small Java program which get all connect which i need from DB, and build a txt file.
But after i need to type each password.
so i would like to encrypt all password directly in the file.
But i don't know exactly algorithm. I know the website http://user.talkingbyte.com can do that in reverse mode.
So Toad team an answer me and give me some tips to encode my password in the file.
I use Java program and cipher encryption but no success for this time....
Thanks in advance
I have already given execution plans in the attachment. Please let me know if attachment is not readable here.
I ran a query which had a large number of results and looked at the first 500 which were returned in a data grid, then hit the Pivot Grid button. Toad asked if I wanted to load all results in order to pivot and I chose yes. Toad began loading the rows, and when the number of rows returned was much higher than expected and still rising, I tried to use the Cancel Data Fetch button to cancel. However, nothing happened. Eventually I got the Toad message "You are about to run out of memory. Fetch aborted." This is well and good -- I'm sure I was indeed running out of memory and I very much wanted the fetch aborted -- except that this didn't abort the fetch. The rows returned count kept going up and I got the same message again and again. Finally I shut down Toad from the Task Manager to make it stop.
My questions are:
1. How do I cancel in that scenario?
2. Why didn't "fetch aborted" mean that the row loading was cancelled?
And I thought I'm the only one with this problem!
Yes, it works fine now. I don't get any errors, and there are now all other schemas shown in the schema browser.
The spool SQL looks now like this:
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-- Session: xxx@yyy.WORLD
-- Timestamp: 08:52:43.783
Prepare: SELECT null
FROM SYS.USER$
WHERE 0=1
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-- Session: xxx@yyy.WORLD
-- Timestamp: 08:52:43.786
Unprepare: SELECT null
FROM SYS.USER$
WHERE 0=1
----------------------------------
-- Session: xxx@yyy.WORLD
-- Timestamp: 08:52:43.786
SELECT u.NAME
FROM sys.USER$ u
WHERE u.TYPE# = 1
ORDER BY 1;
----------------------------------
Thanks a lot,
Gerd
I am having an issue when I attempt to login via Toad(version 11.6) using the system account, to a newly created 12c database. When I enter my credentials and attempt to connect, I receive the error ORA-01031: insufficient privileges. When I click ok, it still seems to log me on to the database, but I receive the error anytime that I try to browse within Schema browser. It doesn't seem to affect my ability to execute queries in Toad as I've yet to get the error this way.
This only happens when I am using Toad and using this account. I can connect using this Toad client while using the sys account without any issue.
I am able to connect using the system account without error using other methods on the same machine: SQL Developer, SQLPlus, and also Toad version 10 through a citrix app. All of these methods allow me to connect and browse the database without any type of error. So I know that there isn't a connection issue between my machine and the database, but it seems maybe related to this version of Toad.
32 bit Toad and Spotlight can only use 32 bit Oracle client.
64 bit Toad and Spotlight can only use 64 bit Oracle client.
Sounds like they don't match.
It's OK to have both 32 bit and 64 Oracle clients installed at the same time.