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Author(s): Patrick McGrath; Bert Scalzo
ISBN(s): 9780596009717, 0596009712
Edition: 2nd ed
File Details: PDF, 1.55 MB
Year: 2005
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 0596009712

ISBN 13: 9780596009717

Author: Jeff Smith; Patrick McGrath; Bert Scalzo

Toad is an enormously popular interactive environment tool for Oracle development and administration. It allows developers to build, test, debug, and format their code via an easy-to-use graphical user interface, available in both freeware and commercial versions. Toad makes developers far more productive; using Toad, you’ll find that program changes that once took hours can now be completed in minutes. Toad allows developers to browse their database tables, procedures, and object types; use code templates; and show errors. It also simplifies database administration by providing a way for DBAs to graphically browse and change database characteristics. Updated for Toad Versions 8.0 and 8.5, this pocket book is packed with quick-reference material: Toad feature and menu summaries, shortcut keys, suggested changes to Toad defaults, productivity tips and tricks, and more. The book includes concise discussions of all the basic Toad components: the SQL Editor, Procedure Editor, SQL Modeler, Schema Browser, Project Manager, and Debugger. The second edition includes coverage of new SQL Editor features, improvements in usability, and new tools such as CodeXpert (a robust code analyzer and advisor) and Script Debugger (the only tool available that provides real-time debugging of SQL*Plus scripts). It also provides helpful hints on using Toad to perform database administration and SQL tuning and optimization. Whether you’re a new or experienced Toad user, you’ll find this quick reference an indispensable companion to the product and its online help files.

Table of contents:

  1. Introduction
  2. Contributors
  3. Caveats
  4. For Help with Toad
  5. Conventions
  6. Toad Basics
  7. Installing and Configuring Toad
  8. Expanding Toad’s Functionality
  9. Configuring External Tools
  10. Toad Startup and Other Options
  11. Toad Properties Files
  12. Toad Menu Toolbar
  13. Toad Toolbar Display
  14. SQL Editor
  15. Display
  16. Toolbars and Menus
  17. Main toolbar
  18. Edit toolbar
  19. Formatting toolbar
  20. Script Debugging toolbar
  21. Source Control toolbar
  22. SQL Recall toolbar
  23. Current Schema toolbar
  24. SQL Editor menu
  25. Edit menu
  26. Right Mouse menu
  27. Shortcut Keys
  28. Supporting Other Parsers/Languages
  29. Working with Files in the SQL Editor
  30. Open files
  31. Integrated Source Control/Team Coding
  32. Executing Statements
  33. Execute a single statement
  34. Execute all SQL
  35. Execute a script
  36. Execute SQL*Plus
  37. Execute with ScriptRunner
  38. Parse (Describe) a SELECT statement
  39. Use substitution variables
  40. Cancel running statement
  41. Using Extended Features
  42. Use the Script Debugger
  43. Invoke SQL Command Recall
  44. Display Object Palette (tables, views, synonyms, columns)
  45. Display code snippets
  46. Change Active Sessions for this Window
  47. Make a Non-SQL Code Statement/ Strip All Non-SQL Syntax
  48. Use the EDIT command
  49. Use the Toad Describe facility
  50. Display column dropdown
  51. Use code templates
  52. Format code
  53. Add and remove comments
  54. Data Grid
  55. Manipulating the Display, not the Query
  56. Sort data, rearrange columns, and filter data
  57. Configure data grid options
  58. Navigating the Grid
  59. Scroll down
  60. Scroll left to right
  61. Editing Data from the Data Grid
  62. Access the Single Record View
  63. Saving/Sending Data in Various Formats
  64. Schedule a Save As
  65. Display Record Count from right mouse grid popup
  66. Print Grid engine
  67. Working with Data
  68. Master Detail Browser
  69. Compare Data wizard
  70. Import Table Data wizard (from text file or Excel)
  71. Table Data Duplicates window
  72. SQL Optimization
  73. Explain Plans
  74. Explain Plan in the SQL Editor
  75. Previous Explain Plan results
  76. SQL Optimization Facilities
  77. AutoTrace
  78. SQL Trace (TKPROF)
  79. SGA Trace Optimization
  80. Session Browser
  81. Additional Tuning Methods
  82. Schema Browser
  83. Configuring the Schema Browser
  84. Visual options
  85. Behavioral and data-specific options
  86. Objects Panel
  87. Objects panel toolbar
  88. Objects panel right mouse
  89. Favorites tab
  90. Details Panel
  91. Schema Browser Tips and Tricks
  92. Procedure Editor
  93. Procedure Editor Options
  94. Configuring the Procedure Editor
  95. Procedure Editor Display
  96. Procedure Editor Keys
  97. Procedure Editor Menus and Toolbars
  98. Procedure Edit toolbar
  99. Debugger toolbar
  100. Formatter toolbar
  101. Right Mouse menu
  102. Populating the Procedure Editor
  103. Procedure Editor Shortcut Keys
  104. Using the Procedure Editor
  105. Customize Toad templates
  106. Create output statements
  107. Use Code Completion
  108. Use DBMS_OUPUT package
  109. Find closing block
  110. Compile
  111. Debugger
  112. Setting Debugger Options
  113. Debugger Menus and Toolbar
  114. Output Panel
  115. Breakpoints tab
  116. Watches tab
  117. DBMS Output tab
  118. Call Stack tab
  119. REF CURSOR Results tab
  120. Setting Parameters
  121. Just-in-Time Debugging
  122. Executing a Stored Program from the Debugger
  123. Executing a Stored Program Without Debugging
  124. After Debugging
  125. Code Profiling
  126. Using CodeXpert
  127. Results tree tab
  128. Summary Report tab
  129. CRUD Matrix tab
  130. Metrics Report tab
  131. CodeXpert toolbar
  132. Database Administration
  133. Using the DBA Module
  134. Additional functionality
  135. Knowledge Xpert for Oracle Administration
  136. Using the Database Browser
  137. Modifying Oracle Parameters
  138. Managing Sessions
  139. Top Session Finder
  140. Session Browser
  141. Creating and Altering Objects
  142. Create new objects
  143. Alter existing objects
  144. Managing Tablespaces
  145. Display tablespace statistics
  146. Display tablespace map
  147. Checking Extents
  148. Using Oracle’s Import/Export Tools
  149. Export File Browser
  150. Using Other Toad Import/Export Utilities
  151. Comparing Schemas and Databases
  152. Performing SGA Trace Optimization
  153. Using the HTML Schema Doc Generator
  154. User Administration
  155. Managing Users
  156. Create User and Alter User
  157. Compare users
  158. Toad Security
  159. Managing Roles
  160. Configure Grantees
  161. Managing Resource Groups and Resource Plans
  162. Managing Policies and Policy Groups
  163. Auditing
  164. Audit SQL/SYS Privs
  165. Audit objects
  166. Project Manager
  167. Creating and Using Projects
  168. Customizing Project Manager’s Behavior
  169. Saving and Sharing Project Files
  170. Project Manager Tips and Tricks
  171. Additional Toad Modules
  172. Toad for Oracle
  173. Toad for Oracle Professional Edition
  174. Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition
  175. Toad for Oracle Suite
  176. Toad-DBA Module
  177. DataFactory™
  178. Benchmark Factory® for Oracle
  179. QDesigner™ Physical Architect

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