How to build accurate schema deployment scripts with Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition
This video shows how to build accurate schema deployment scripts with Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition....
This video shows how to build accurate schema deployment scripts with Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition....
This video shows how to auto-optimize SQL code with Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition....
This video shows how to enable code quality assurance with Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition....
This video shows how to generate realistic datasets with Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition....
This video shows how to analyze code with Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition....
Toad offers cool feature called make/strip code. It allows you to copy code from, say, C# or Java into Toad, turn it into simple SQL, optimize it, then send it back to the original format for inclusio...
Yes. In Editor, right-click and choose Refactor: convert to/from ANSI join. The query builder also offers this functionality. For example, you can send Editor contents to the query builder to "see" yo...
Q: Is there a way to understand why indexes aren't being used, even if they are referenced in the WHERE? A: Not really. For example, suppose WHERE GENDER = 'M' and I know there is an index in the col...
Q: I assume that the indexing in Exadata is not as important due to cell storage. Generally speaking, “full table scans” are not to be avoided as with non-Exadata databases. Exadata has numerous mecha...
Questions and Answers on Toad for Oracle Database Versions: Q1: Does Toad support Oracle RDB, Times Ten, or Berkeley DB? A1: The answer is NO to all of these. Essentially, these are all radically di...
A: No. The 64-bit version simply allows your program to use more memory. There is no real advantage to 64-bit unless you want to fetch a one-billion-row table all into memory on your PC within a Toad ...
A: Not necessarily. Actually, we recommend that, instead of the DBA role, you grant discrete privileges; that grants everything! Within Toad, we try to use USER_ and/or ALL_ where possible, but a few ...