Foible #1 fixed for today's beta.

I've been doing a few database health checks recently, and I've found Toads DB Health Check to be rather helpful. However, there are a couple of missing (in my opinion) useful checks that might be able to be added at some future point. These are: Check that sequences have a decent sized cache_size to avoid contention on the dictionary. I normally look for about 20 in the cache, but perhaps this is too high for some, or too low for others, so perhaps 10-15 would be a good starting point? Check that a file can be created (and hopefully deleted again) using UTL_FILE, for example, to access all the server paths defined in DBA_DIRECTORIES. This will ensure that they are all present. This might be difficult if the user executing said checks doesn't themselves have READ, WRITE access to the directories, but useful all the same. Perhaps a message could be displayed if the executing user is not the owner and/or doesn't have the required privileges. If any rows in V$LOGFILE have a TYPE of 'STANDBY', then we should assume that this database is able to be run as a standby. To this end, check that the database is running in FORCED LOGGING and ARCHIVELOG mode - otherwise, we are not going to be of much use when we switch over. Also, if any rows in V$LOGFILE have a TYPE of 'STANDBY', then if we have log file GROUPs defined, we should have as many STANDBY groups as we have ONLINE groups plus the count of rows from V$THREAD. In other words, because English doesn't come easy to a Scotsman, if there are 5 ONLINE groups and one row in V$THREAD, we should have 5+1=6 (No! Really?) STANDBY groups. Alternatively, if there are STANDBY logs present, but no redo logfile groups present, then we should have as many STANDBY logs as we have ONLINE logs plus the number of rows in V$THREAD. And finally, this one can be quite a nightmare, I've come across too any databases where a check constraint is defined as "CHECK column_name IN ('Y','N',NULL)" - which as we all know means that all bets are off, and any value at all can be stored in said column. What I normally do in SQL is: create global temporary table check_constraints on commit preserve rows as ( -- SEARCH_CONITION is a LONG data type, hence the need for a table. select owner, table_name, constraint_name, to_lob(search_condition) as search_condition from dba_constraints where owner not in (select username from dba_user.daily_stats_exclusions) and table_name not like 'BIN$%' and constraint_type = 'C' ) ; delete from check_constraints where upper(search_condition) not like '% IN %NULL%'; commit; select count(*) from check_constraints; select * from check_constraints; truncate table check_constraints; drop table check_constraints; I obviously have a good look at what's left in the table before I truncate and drop it - to see if any rows remaining are of the above listed and very broken construct.

Back in TOAD version 12, we piloted Team Foundation VCS and decided not to use it. I went on to TOAD 13 beta and then installed TOAD 13.0.0.80 when it was released. But it seems like the TOAD 13 installation reached back and grabbed remnants of the TEAM Foundation setup left in version 12?? I keep getting this popup screen saying "Connecting to teamfoundation.... Even though I cancel it, I can't seem to do checkins with my local Git repository. Here's the Team Codiing output from one example case where I started Toad, linked to a DB server, and then clicked the Configure Team Coding icon in Team Coding Manager. Thanks for any help you can give. -- Doug ============================================================================== Team Coding output - I assume that line 22 is where I clicked the Team Coding Config icon .... 11:12:26 ================================================================== 11:12:26 Method Name: VCS Command 11:12:26 Request: 11:12:26 git.exe status 11:12:26 Response: 11:12:26 On branch master 11:12:26 No commits yet 11:12:26 nothing to commit (create/copy files and use "git add" to track) 11:12:26 ================================================================== 11:12:26 ================================================================== 11:12:26 Method Name: VCS Command 11:12:26 Request: 11:12:26 git.exe status 11:12:26 Response: 11:12:26 On branch master 11:12:26 No commits yet 11:12:26 nothing to commit (create/copy files and use "git add" to track) 11:12:26 ================================================================== 11:13:42 ================================================================== 11:13:42 Method Name: GetRegistrationEntries 11:13:42 Request: 11:13:42 11:13:42 11:16:33 ================================================================== 11:16:33 Method Name: GetRegistrationEntries 11:16:33 Request: 11:16:33 11:16:33 11:16:33 Error: TFS GetRegistration Services Failed(double click for more information) NOTE: I assume this is where I clicked cancel on the logon screen

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Hi , Could you please help me to resolve the following issue. I am installed Toad 11.6 and it was working fine from last 6 months but now when I am logging to Toad , Toad window closed down automatically.The Toad closed around in 20 to 25 seconds. Thanks Shailesh Vikharankar

Beta Notes Export Dataset Added JSON as a format in Export Dataset

In this video, see how to take advantage of your monitor space with single or multiple document interfaces when using Toad for Oracle.

SharePlex is a database replication tool for replication in real-time. SharePlex does not incur a downtime for the source database, which makes it suitable for a high availability environment. SharePlex supports Oracle and SQL Server as source databases. SharePlex supports Oracle database’s different versions (10g, 11g, 12c) and editions (Standard and Enterprise) in different setups (single-instance, cluster, remote, cloud) and environments (ASM, RAC, Exadata). For replicating Oracle database data, SharePlex supports several data sources as target in addition to Oracle database – MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, EDB (EnterpriseDB) Postgres Advanced server, SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE), Teradata, JMS queues, SQL and XML file, and Apache Kafka. For replicating SQL Server the only supported target data sources are SQL Server and Oracle database. In this tutorial we shall discuss using Toad for Oracle for database management with SharePlex. We shall replicate Oracle Database 12c running on Windows 2012 on AWS. To demonstrate Oracle database replication we shall replicate a table to another table in the same Oracle database instance. We shall use Toad for Oracle for the following database administration tasks. -Set DBA User (SYSTEM) Password -Enable Minimal Supplemental Logging -Explore Database Schemas and Tables created by SharePlex -Add Data to a SharePlex Demo Source Table -Explore Replicated Data in a SharePlex Demo Target Table This tutorial has the following sections. Setting the Environment Installing Oracle Database 12c Enabling Minimal Supplemental Logging in Oracle Database Running SharePlex Database Utility for Oracle Database Exploring the Shareplex Database Schemas and Tables Creating a SharePlex Configuration File Activating the Configuration File Adding Data to Shareplex DEMO_SRC Oracle Database Table Listing Replicated Data in DEMO_DEST Table Deactivating the Replication Setting the Environment SharePlex supports various distributions of Windows, Linux, AIX, HP-UX and Solaris. We shall be using Windows 2012 R2 installed on AWS EC2. For AMI choose the 1-Click Secured Windows File Server on Windows 2012 R2 shown in Figure 1. Figure 1. Selecting an AMI An EC2 instance for Windows 2012 is shown in the Dashboard in Figure 2. Figure 2. EC2 Instance running Windows 2012 Next, configure the Security Group associated with the EC2 instance to allow All Inbound/Outbound traffic if not already configured when launching the instance. If the EC2 instance is required to connect with database instances running remotely, the Inbound/Outbound rules need to be configured. The Chrome RDP (Remote Desktop) is used to access a remote Windows instance running on EC2 from a local Chrome browser. To install Chrome RDP, search for “Chrome RDP” on Chrome Web Store. Click on Add To Chrome as shown in Figure 3. Figure 3. Installing Chrome RDP The following software must be installed on the Windows 2012 instance on AWS. - SharePlex 9.0 for Windows 2003, 2008, 2012, 2012R2 (Oracle 10gR2 to 12c and SQL Server 2008R2, 2012) - Oracle Database 12c R2 - Toad for Oracle (Toad for Oracle Developer Edition or Toad for Oracle DBA Edition) The Windows 2012 running in a Chrome RDP (Remote Desktop) is shown in Figure 4. Figure 4. Chrome RDP (Remote Desktop) for Windows 2012 Installing Oracle Database 12c Download Oracle Database 12c R2 (12.2.0.1.0) for Windows (x64) winx64_12201_database.zip from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/downloads/oracle12c-windows-3633015.html as shown in Figure 5. Figure 5. Downloading winx64_12201_database.zip Extract the zip file to a directory (C:\Oracle). To install Oracle Database 12c double-click on the setup application in the database directory as shown in Figure 6. Figure 6. Using the setup Application to install Oracle Database 12c Install Oracle Database with the Oracle Universal Installer. In Installation Option select Create and configure a database. In System Class choose Desktop Class. In Oracle Home User choose Use Virtual Account. The parameter or setting that we shall be using to connect to Oracle Database from SharePlex is the database name. The Global database name is set to orcldb as shown in Figure 7. Figure 7. Global Database Name is orcldb After the Prerequisite checks, a Summary of the installation gets displayed. Click on Install as shown in Figure 8. Figure 8. Install Oracle Database 12c gets configured and installed, as shown in Figure 9. Figure 9. Configuring and Installing Oracle Database Oracle Database gets installed, as shown in Figure 10. Figure 10. Oracle Database Installed In a subsequent section we shall use the SharePlex Database Utility for Oracle ( ora_setup ) to configure Oracle Database to be used with SharePlex. When the ora_setup utility is run, an Oracle user needs to be provided; and we shall use SYSTEM user. To be able to use the SYSTEM user we need to set a password for the user and open the account. To update the SYSTEM user login with user SYS as SYSDBA with Toad for Oracle. First, add a Login Record for SYS user in Toad for Oracle as shown in Figure 11. Figure 11. Connecting with User SYS AS SYSDBA in Toad for Oracle A connection for user SYS gets added, as shown in Figure 12. Figure 12. Connection Added for User SYS Open a SQL Editor and add the following command to set password for user SYSTEM and unlock the account. ALTER USER SYSTEM IDENTIFIED BY ACCOUNT UNLOCK Click on Execute as script as shown in Figure 13. Figure 13. Execute as Script The SYSTEM user gets modified, as shown by the output User altered in Figure 14. Figure 14. Setting Password for SYSTEM User To be able to run the ora_setup database utility for Oracle Database we also need to install the Oracle Instant Client for Microsoft Windows (x64) . Download and extract the instantclient-basic-windows.x64-12.2.0.1.0.zip . Copy the directory path for the directory in which the Oracle Instant Client for Microsoft Windows (x64) zip file is extracted and add the directory path at the beginning of the PATH environment variable. (The directory path should have sub-directories VC10, VC11, VC12). Enabling Minimal Supplemental Logging in Oracle Database For Oracle database replication the Oracle minimal level supplemental logging needs to be enabled. First, find whether minimal supplemental logging is already enabled with the following command in a SQL Editor. SELECT supplemental_log_data_min FROM v$database; The output is No , as shown in Figure 15. Figure 15. Oracle minimal level supplemental logging is not enabled Enable the Oracle minimal supplemental logging with the following command. ALTER DATABASE ADD SUPPLEMENTAL LOG DATA; Click on Execute script to run the command and the output Database altered should get displayed, as shown in Figure 16. Figure 16. Adding Minimal Supplemental Logging Subsequently, run the command to find whether minimal supplemental logging is enabled again. The output is YES , as shown in Figure 17. Figure 17. Oracle minimal level supplemental logging is enabled If the Oracle minimal level supplemental logging is not enabled an error message gets generated when the configuration file for replication is activated, as shown in Figure 18. Figure 18. Oracle “Minimal supplemental logging is not enabled” error message Running SharePlex Database Utility for Oracle Database In this section we shall run the SharePlex Database Utility ( ora_setup application) for Oracle Database to configure Oracle database for SharePlex. The ora_setup application is included in the bin directory of the SharePlex installation. The procedure to run the SharePlex Database Utility for Oracle Database is as follows. Shutdown SharePlex processes Run ora_setup Start SharePlex processes First, stop the SharePlex processes using the SharePlex Utilities, which is SpUtils in Figure 4. Double-click on the SpUtils icon to start the SharePlex Utilities. Select the SharePlex Services tab. The Current State should be “Service Running”. Click on Stop as shown in Figure 19. Figure 19. SharePlex Utilities>SharePlex Services>Stop The Current State should become “Service Stopping. Please Wait”, as shown in Figure 20. Figure 20. SharePlex Services Stopping When SharePlex gets stopped the Current State becomes Service Stopped , as shown in Figure 21. Figure 21. SharePlex Service Stopped Next, run the ora_setup utility from the Windows 2012 OS command line. Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600] (c) 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. C:\Users\Administrator>ora_setup The Oracle SharePlex setup process for port 2100 gets started, as shown in Figure 22. As the setup message indicates, "This process creates tables and user accounts needed to run Oracle SharePlex replication". Subsequently, the user is prompted to add the various parameters required for the setup. The first command prompt is " Will the SharePlex install be using a BEQUEATH connection? " A “BEQUEATH” connection is a connection to a local installation of Oracle Database. As we are indeed using a local Oracle Database, select the default setting of y , for "yes". Click on Enter after adding each configuration parameter. Next command prompt is to provide the Oracle SID. Specify the SID orcldb as shown in Figure 22. The next command prompt is to provide a DBA user for orcldb . Specify DBA user as SYSTEM and click on Enter. Figure 22. Running ora_setup Specify the password for the SYSTEM user at the next command prompt. The username and password get validated and a connection gets established. A Current SharePlex user name gets displayed. At the command prompt " Would you like to create a new SharePlex user? " select y , the default setting. At the command prompt " Enter username for new user " select the default user splex with password splex as shown in Figure 23. If some other user is specified, the password needs to be specified twice for confirmation. The user gets granted unlimited tablespace privilege. Figure 23. Selecting Default user splex At the command prompt for Transparent Data Encryption, " Do you want to enable replication of tables with TDE? " select the default setting of " n ". Next, provide the tablespaces for use by SharePlex. For the default tablespace select the default setting of USERS . For the temporary tablespace select the default setting TEMP . For the index tablespace, the tablespace must be a PERMANENT tablespace. Specify the SYSTEM tablespace. SharePlex objects get created. At the command prompt, " Will the current setup for sid: [orcl] be used as source " select the default value of "y". The database setup gets completed, as shown in Figure 24. Figure 24. ora_setup Complete The complete output from the ora_setup is listed: Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600] (c) 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. C:\Users\Administrator>ora_setup Welcome to the Oracle SharePlex setup process for port 2100. This process creates tables and user accounts needed to run Oracle SharePlex replication. Will the SharePlex install be using a BEQUEATH connection? (Entering 'n' implies a SQL*net connection) [ y ] : Please note the following: ** In response to prompts, a carriage return will choose the default given in brackets. If there is no default, a reply must be entered. ** To exit the program while the program is waiting for input, use the CTRL-C key sequence. This sequences can be entered by holding down the CONTROL key and pressing the C key. Enter the Oracle SID for which SharePlex should be installed [orcl] : orcldb In order to create the SharePlex tables and user account, we must connect to the database as a DBA user Enter a DBA user for orcldb : ora_setup: Program exit by user request. C:\Users\Administrator>ora_setup Welcome to the Oracle SharePlex setup process for port 2100. This process creates tables and user accounts needed to run Oracle SharePlex replication. Will the SharePlex install be using a BEQUEATH connection? (Entering 'n' implies a SQL*net connection) [ y ] : Please note the following: ** In response to prompts, a carriage return will choose the default given in brackets. If there is no default, a reply must be entered. ** To exit the program while the program is waiting for input, use the CTRL-C key sequence. This sequences can be entered by holding down the CONTROL key and pressing the C key. Enter the Oracle SID for which SharePlex should be installed [orcl] : orcldb In order to create the SharePlex tables and user account, we must connect to the database as a DBA user Enter a DBA user for orcldb : SYSTEM Enter password for the DBA account, which will not echo : connecting--This may take a few seconds. validating user name and password. . . This may take a few seconds. shim ora_home C:\app\Administrator\virtual\product\12.2.0\dbhome_2 SharePlex objects will need to be created under a special account. You can pick an existing user or create a new one. Would you like to create a new SharePlex user ? [ y ] : Enter username for new user [splex/splex] : Warning: This user is now being granted unlimited tablespace. This privilege will remain in effect until it is explicitly changed. Granting select on sys.user$ to splex Do you want to enable replication of tables with TDE? [ n ] : To enable replication of tables with TDE in the future, please rerun ora_setup. Setup will now install SharePlex objects. These are the existing tablespaces. SYSTEM SYSAUX UNDOTBS1 TEMP USERS Enter the default tablespace for use by SharePlex [USERS] : Enter the temporary tablespace for use by SharePlex [TEMP] : Enter the index tablespace for use by SharePlex [ ] : SYSTEM Creating SharePlex objects [Installation type: Fresh]. . . Creating SharePlex Oracle-timezone-region map . . . Done. Creating Conflict Resolution Package . . . Done. Creating SharePlex Dataequator package . . . Loading Compare Package from "C:\Program Files\Quest Software\SharePlex\util\sp_ deq_pkg.plb"...Done. Loading Compare Varray Package from "C:\Program Files\Quest Software\SharePlex\u til\sp_deq_v_pkg.plb"...Done. Will the current setup for sid: [orcldb] be used as source (including cases as s ource for failover or master-master setups)? [ y ] : Setup of SharePlex objects successful . . . Changing SharePlex connection database . . . Setup completed successfully C:\Users\Administrator> Having configured Oracle database for use with SharePlex, start the SharePlex service. Click on Start as shown in Figure 25. Figure 25. Starting SharePlex The SharePlex service gets started, as shown in Figure 26. Click on Close . Figure 26. SharePlex Service Running Exploring the Shareplex Database Schemas and Tables SharePlex creates the required tables and users in the Oracle Database. In this section we shall explore the database schema/s and tables created by SharePlex. Create a new connection for user splex by selecting New Connection as shown in Figure 27. Figure 27. New Connection In the Toad for Oracle Login click on Add Login Record to add a new login record as shown in Figure 28. Figure 28. Add Login Record In Add Login Record specify User/Schema as splex and Password as splex . Select the Direct tab and specify Host as localhost, Port as 1521, and SID as orcldb as shown in Figure 29. Click on Test to test the connection. Figure 29. Testing a Login Record for splex If the connection gets established a Success message gets displayed, as shown in Figure 30. Figure 30. Success Message Click on OK to complete the login configuration as shown in Figure 31. Figure 31. Completing Login Record A new Login Record gets added for splex as shown in Figure 32. Click on Connect to connect using the splex . Figure 32. Connecting with the Splex User A connection for the splex user gets added, as shown in Figure 33. Figure 33. Splex User Connection Next, we shall explore the database schemas and tables created by SharePlex. Click on Database>Schema Browser as shown in Figure 34. Figure 34. Database>Schema Browser The Schema Browser displays the database tables in the SPLEX schema as shown in Figure 35. Figure 35. Database Tables in Schema SPLEX To list the definition of the DEMO_SRC table right-click on the table and select Describe as shown in Figure 36. Figure 36. DEMO_SRC>Describe The description for the SPLEX.DEMO_SRC table gets displayed, as shown in Figure 37.The Columns tab lists the table columns. Figure 37. SPLEX.DEMO_SRC Table Description To display the data in the DEMO_SRC table click on the Data tab as shown in Figure 38. The table is empty initially. In a later section we shall add data to the table for replication to the DEMO_DEST table. Figure 38. SPLEX.DEMO_SRC Table Data The demo table SPLEX.DEMO_DEST is for replicating the data in the SPLEX.DEMO_SRC table. To describe the DEMO_DEST table right-click on the table in the Schema Browser and select Describe as shown in Figure 39. Figure 39. SPLEX.DEMO_DEST>Describe The DEMO_DEST table description gets displayed, as shown in Figure 40. Figure 40. SPLEX.DEMO_DEST Table Description Click on the Data tab to display the data in the SPLEX.DEMO_DEST table as shown in Figure 41. Initially the table is empty. Figure 41. SPLEX.DEMO_DEST Table Data Next, set auto refresh on the DEMO_SRC and DEMO_DEST tables so that when data is added to DEMO_SRC the schema browser automatically refreshes the data displayed by the Data tab. Click in the Auto Refresh checkbox to set auto refresh as shown in Figure 42. In the Auto Refresh Data Grid dialog specify interval for auto-refreshing as 5 and click on OK. Figure 42. Setting Auto Refresh on DEMO_SRC Table Similarly, set auto-refresh on the DEMO_DEST table as shown in Figure 43. Figure 43. Setting Auto Refresh on the DEMO_DEST Table The Shareplex created Tables may be explored by selecting Describe Objects in the Tool bar as shown in Figure 44. Figure 44. Selecting Describe Objects We shall be using the demo tables splex.DEMO_SRC and splex.DEMO_DEST to demonstrate replication. The DEMO_SRC and DEMO_DEST table have the same table structure, each consisting of the following columns (Name and Type). Name Type ---------------- NAME VARCHAR2(30) ADDRESS VARCHAR2(60) PHONE VARCHAR2(12) Creating a SharePlex Configuration File Having set up Oracle database for SharePlex user splex, next we shall create a SharePlex configuration file and start the replication. A replication is started by activating a configuration file. Configuration files are listed with the list config command as shown in Figure 46. Create a configuration file orcl-orcl with the following command. create config orcl-orcl The create config command does not generate any output. Figure 45. Listing Configs and creating a Config The create config command opens a text editor WordPad for Windows to add a configuration file, as shown in Figure 46. Figure 46. WordPad for Configuration File Add the following configuration file listing to the WordPad. Datasource:o.orcl splex.DEMO_SRC splex.DEMO_DEST WIN-RGUC9T28GO6@o.orcl The WordPad with the configuration file is shown in Figure 47. Figure 47. Configuration File in WordPad The SharePlex user could be different for different users; splex is shown in WordPad in Figure 47. The first non-commented line of a configuration must be the database specification, which consists of the “Datasource” keyword followed by o.orcldb . The o.orcldb is for the Oracle database SID orcldb. Click on File>Save to save the configuration file as shown in Figure 48. Figure 48. Saving Configuration File Exit WordPad by selecting File>Exit as shown in Figure 49. Figure 49. File>Exit The create config command returns with no output when the configuration file WordPad is closed, as shown in Figure 50. List the configuration files with the list config command and the orc l- orcl configuration file gets listed. Initially the config file State is Inactive. Figure 50. Listing the orcl-orcl Configuration File The configuration file may be viewed with the view config command, as shown in Figure 51. Before activating the configuration file the file must be verified with the verify config command. verify config orcl-orcl If the config is valid the following output should get generated (Figure 51). Figure 51. Viewing and Verifying the Config File If the configuration file is not valid an error message such as the message shown in Figure 52 gets output. Figure 52. If configuration file is not valid an error message gets output ******************************************************* * SharePlex for Oracle Command Utility * Copyright 2017 Quest Software Inc. * ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. * Protected by U.S. Patents: 7,461,103 and 7,065,538 ******************************************************* sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> create config orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- orcl-orcl Inactive o.orcldb Last Modified At: 27-Aug-17 21:27 Size: 77 ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> view config orcl-orcl Datasource:o.orcldb splex.DEMO_SRC splex.DEMO_DEST WIN-RGUC9T28GO6@o.orcldb sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> verify config orcl-orcl Config orcl-orcl is valid View detailed config in C:\Program Files\Quest Software\SharePlex\vardir2100/t emp/orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> activate config orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 orcl-orcl Active o.orcldb Last Modified At: 27-Aug-17 21:28 Size: 77 Internal Name: .conf.25 sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> ******************************************************* * SharePlex for Oracle Command Utility * Copyright 2017 Quest Software Inc. * ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. * Protected by U.S. Patents: 7,461,103 and 7,065,538 ******************************************************* sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> create config orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- orcl-orcl Inactive o.orcldb Last Modified At: 27-Aug-17 21:27 Size: 77 ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> view config orcl-orcl Datasource:o.orcldb splex.DEMO_SRC splex.DEMO_DEST WIN-RGUC9T28GO6@o.orcldb sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> verify config orcl-orcl Config orcl-orcl is valid View detailed config in C:\Program Files\Quest Software\SharePlex\vardir2100/t emp/orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> activate config orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 orcl-orcl Active o.orcldb Last Modified At: 27-Aug-17 21:28 Size: 77 Internal Name: .conf.25 sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> DEACTIVATE CONFIG ORCL-ORCL File not found sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> deactivate config orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- orcl-orcl Inactive o.orcldb Last Modified At: 27-Aug-17 21:27 Size: 77 ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> view config orcl-orcl Datasource:o.orcldb splex.DEMO_SRC splex.DEMO_DEST WIN-RGUC9T28GO6@o.orcldb sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> activate config orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 orcl-orcl Active o.orcldb Last Modified At: 27-Aug-17 21:43 Size: 77 Internal Name: .conf.26 sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> Activating the Configuration File To start the replication the configuration file must be activated. The activate config command is used to activate the configuration file, and the command syntax is shown in Figure 53. Figure 53. Command Syntax for activate config The command does not generate any output if the activation has started successfully. sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> activate config orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> Subsequent to activating the configuration file, list the configuration files with list config and an active configuration file orcl-orcl gets listed, as shown in Figure 54. Figure 54. Active Configuration orcl-orcl After a config file has been activated data added to the DEMO_SRC table gets replicated to the DEMO_DEST table. Next, we shall add data to the DEMO_SRC table to demonstrate replication. Adding Data to Oracle Database DEMO_SRC Table By default the DEMO_SRC table does not include any data. Connect to Oracle Database with user SYS as SYSDBA as shown in Figure 55. Figure 55. Connecting with User SYS as SYSDBA A connection gets created and a SQL Editor worksheet gets opened, as shown in Figure 56. Figure 56. SQL Editor Worksheet for Connection with User SYS Add some data to the DEMO_SRC table with INSERT statements. I NSERT INTO splex.DEMO_SRC(NAME,ADDRESS,PHONE) VALUES('Deepak Vohra','dvohra10@yahoo.com','555-555-555'); INSERT INTO splex.DEMO_SRC(NAME,ADDRESS,PHONE) VALUES('D Vohra','dvohra17@yahoo.com','555-555-555'); Copy the QL statements to the SQL Editor and click on Execute as script as shown in Figure 57. Figure 57. Running SQL Script to add Data to DEMO_SRC Table Two rows of data get added, as shown by the output in Figure 58. Figure 58. Data Added to DEMO_SRC Table By default, transactions in Toad for Oracle are set to AutoCommit Off and the DEMO_SRC table still lists Data as empty, as shown in Figure 59. Figure 59. DEMO_SRC Table Empty even after running SQL Script To commit the transactions click on the Commit button as shown in Figure 60. Figure 60. Committing Transactions Subsequently, the DEMO_SRC table lists data, as shown in Figure 61. Figure 61. DEMO_SRC Table lists Data Listing Replicated Data in DEMO_DEST Table With the SharePlex replication configured in the config file orcl-orcl , which has been activated, the data added to DEMO_SRC table gets replicated to DEMO_DEST table. The Data tab in the DEMO_DEST table lists the data replicated from DEMO_SRC , as shown in Figure 62. Figure 62. DEMO_DEST Data Replicated from DEMO_SRC Deactivating the Replication To deactivate the replication, deactivate the config orcl-orcl with the deactivate config command. Subsequently list the configs; the orcl-orcl config is listed as Inactive. sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> deactivate config orcl-orcl sp_ctrl (WIN-RGUC9T28GO6:2100)> list config File Name State Datasource -------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------- orcl-orcl Inactive o.orcldb Last Modified At: 27-Aug-17 21:27 Size: 77 ORA_config Inactive o.SOURCE_SID Last Modified At: 06-Jul-17 15:21 Size: 157 Conclusion In this tutorial we discussed using Toad for Oracle with SharePlex for Oracle Database 12c R2 replication on Windows 2012. Toad for Oracle database management simplifies the task of exploring schemas and tables used by SharePlex. For the complete SharePlex 9.0 documentation including command syntax refer to https://support.quest.com .

Hello, I just started using Script manager in version 11 but will try v13. My question is that I have to format the query results in an excel delimited format. Does anyone have any experience with formatting with script manager? Thank you Johnny

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You can get Excel files out of Script Manager, but not automatically. It really wasn't made for that. Try this instead. 1) Go to Automation Designer in Toad 2) Create an "Export DataSet" action (click "Export Dataset" on the toolbar to select it, then click in the area below to create it). Double-click it to set up query, export format, etc. Click "Apply" and close it when you are done. 3) Repeat the last step to create as many "Export Dataset" actions as you need. 4) You can select them one at a time to run, or click on the 'App' on the left to run them all.

Why will TOAD for Oracle (13) no longer generate scripts to re-create/clone users or show the script for a given user under the RHS SCRIPT tab?

I get the error as soon as I rt-click in a grid and select "export dataset". Once I click OK I get an Export Dataset window with very limited options, including no export formats. EurekaLog 7.6.6.0 hotfix 6 8D15780CC9CEB34C98151D73D556A099 C277F261D4C0E04DBEB680774F32D0D1 DA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709 1100DA4831DDAC40AD2035C05B196C83 Application: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.1 Start Date : Tue, 12 Jun 2018 09:20:46 -0500 1.2 Name/Description: Toad.exe - (Toad® for Oracle) 1.3 Version Number : 13.1.0.16 1.4 Parameters : 1.6 Up Time : 1 day(s), 5 hour(s), 6 minute(s), 47 second(s) Exception: -------------------------------------------------- 2.1 Date : Wed, 13 Jun 2018 14:27:34 -0500 2.2 Address : 000000000430545D 2.3 Module Name: Toad.exe - (Toad® for Oracle) 2.5 Type : EListError 2.6 Message : List index out of bounds (3). 2.7 ID : 644B875D 2.8 Count : 1 2.11 Sent : 0 User: --------------- 3.2 Name: CHX Active Controls: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4.1 Form Class : TfrmObjects 4.2 Form Text : R$DALE_ROESCHLEY@TOSS2 (toss2:arya) - Schema Browser (CHX_COMMON.CHX_ATTACHMENT) 4.3 Control Class: TToadCXGridSite 4.4 Control Text : Computer: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5.2 Total Memory : 8545853440 (7.96 Gb) 5.3 Free Memory : 1076310016 (1.00 Gb) 5.4 Total Disk : 500105216000 (465.76 Gb) 5.5 Free Disk : 322104279040 (299.98 Gb) 5.6 System Up Time : 3 day(s), 14 hour(s), 24 minute(s), 11 second(s) 5.7 Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz 5.8 Display Mode : \\.\DISPLAY1: 1920x1200x32 96 DPI @ -1920x0, \\.\DISPLAY2[PRIMARY]: 1920x1200x32 96 DPI @ 0x0 5.9 Display DPI : 96 5.10 Video Card : AMD Radeon HD 6350 (driver 8.850.0.0 - RAM 536870912) 5.11 Printer : Xerox WorkCentre 5845 PS (driver 6.1.7600.16385) 5.12 Virtual Machine: Operating System: -------------------------------------------------------- 6.1 Type : Microsoft Windows 7 (64 bit) 6.2 Build # : 7601 (6.1.7601.23403) 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: ------------ 8.1 Text: Call Stack Information: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |Methods |Details|Stack |Address |Module |Offset |Source |Unit |Class |Procedure/Method |Line | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |*Exception Thread: ID=12280; Parent=0; Priority=-2 | |Class=; Name=MAIN | |DeadLock=0; Wait Chain= | |Comment= | |---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| |7FFFFFFE|03 |0000000000000000|000000000430545D|Toad.exe |000000000017545D|System.Classes.pas |System.Classes |TList |Get | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F398|00000000045B3B3B|Toad.exe |0000000000423B3B|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TPageControl |GetPage | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F3C8|00000000045B4740|Toad.exe |0000000000424740|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TPageControl |SetTabIndex | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F408|00000000045B1444|Toad.exe |0000000000421444|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TCustomTabControl |CreateWnd | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F448|00000000045315BE|Toad.exe |00000000003A15BE|Vcl.Controls.pas |Vcl.Controls |TWinControl |CreateHandle | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F4A8|00000000045375D8|Toad.exe |00000000003A75D8|Vcl.Controls.pas |Vcl.Controls |TWinControl |HandleNeeded | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F4D8|00000000045375FB|Toad.exe |00000000003A75FB|Vcl.Controls.pas |Vcl.Controls |TWinControl |GetHandle | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F508|00000000045B1584|Toad.exe |0000000000421584|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TCustomTabControl |GetTabIndex | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F538|00000000045B3F9C|Toad.exe |0000000000423F9C|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TPageControl |UpdateActivePage | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F578|00000000045B37B5|Toad.exe |00000000004237B5|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TPageControl |DeleteTab | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F5C8|00000000045B2D18|Toad.exe |0000000000422D18|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TTabSheet |SetTabShowing | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F5F8|00000000045B2DD0|Toad.exe |0000000000422DD0|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TTabSheet |UpdateTabShowing | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F628|00000000045B2D42|Toad.exe |0000000000422D42|Vcl.ComCtrls.pas |Vcl.ComCtrls |TTabSheet |SetTabVisible | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F658|0000000008CE01C7|Toad.exe |0000000004B501C7|frmGridSaveAs.pas |frmGridSaveAs |TFormGridSaveAs |FormCreate | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F748|00000000046DA4C3|Toad.exe |000000000054A4C3|Vcl.Forms.pas |Vcl.Forms |TCustomForm |DoCreate | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F798|000000000935F630|Toad.exe |00000000051CF630|frmToad.pas |frmToad |TToadForm |DoCreate | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F7D8|0000000008CEC160|Toad.exe |0000000004B5C160|frmGridSaveAs.pas |frmGridSaveAs |TFormGridSaveAs |DoCreate | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F818|00000000046D9EB8|Toad.exe |0000000000549EB8|Vcl.Forms.pas |Vcl.Forms |TCustomForm |AfterConstruction | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F858|00000000041A158D|Toad.exe |000000000001158D|System.pas |System | |_AfterConstruction | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F8B8|0000000008CDDC0E|Toad.exe |0000000004B4DC0E|frmGridSaveAs.pas |frmGridSaveAs |TFormGridSaveAs |Create | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F908|0000000009438EA9|Toad.exe |00000000052A8EA9|arActionManager.pas |arActionManager |TarActionManager |GetForm | | |00000040|03 |000000000042F9C8|0000000008CDC910|Toad.exe |0000000004B4C910|frmGridSaveAs.pas |frmGridSaveAs | |SaveGrid | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FA68|00000000095D1112|Toad.exe |0000000005441112|ToadCXGridPopupMenu.pas|ToadCXGridPopupMenu|TToadGridPopupMenu|SaveAs | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FAA8|00000000046C1249|Toad.exe |0000000000531249|Vcl.Menus.pas |Vcl.Menus |TMenuItem |Click | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FAE8|00000000046C3A9F|Toad.exe |0000000000533A9F|Vcl.Menus.pas |Vcl.Menus |TMenu |DispatchCommand | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FB18|00000000046C5DD4|Toad.exe |0000000000535DD4|Vcl.Menus.pas |Vcl.Menus |TPopupList |WndProc | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FBC8|00000000046C5CD5|Toad.exe |0000000000535CD5|Vcl.Menus.pas |Vcl.Menus |TPopupList |MainWndProc | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FC18|000000000432E3F4|Toad.exe |000000000019E3F4|System.Classes.pas |System.Classes | |StdWndProc | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FC68|00000000773B9BB6|user32.dll |0000000000019BB6|USER32.dll |USER32 | | (possible TranslateMessageEx+662)| | |00000040|03 |000000000042FD28|00000000773B98BD|user32.dll |00000000000198BD|USER32.dll |USER32 | | (possible TranslateMessage+477) | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FDA8|00000000046EA3EF|Toad.exe |000000000055A3EF|Vcl.Forms.pas |Vcl.Forms |TApplication |ProcessMessage | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FE28|00000000046EA463|Toad.exe |000000000055A463|Vcl.Forms.pas |Vcl.Forms |TApplication |HandleMessage | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FE98|00000000046EA8CF|Toad.exe |000000000055A8CF|Vcl.Forms.pas |Vcl.Forms |TApplication |Run | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FED8|0000000009D8311B|Toad.exe |0000000005BF311B|Toad.pas |Toad | |Initialization | | |00000040|03 |000000000042FF58|00000000772159CB|kernel32.dll|00000000000159CB|kernel32.dll |kernel32 | |BaseThreadInitThunk | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Modules Information: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |Handle |Name |Description |Version |Size |Modified |Path | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |0000000004190000|Toad.exe |Toad® for Oracle |13.1.0.16 |143174568|2018-06-11 12:45:56|C:\Program Files\Quest Software\Toad for Oracle 13.1 Beta\ | |000000000FE50000|oraunls11.dll |Oracle UNLS Runtime Library |11.1.0.6 |112128 |2010-02-17 20:28:52|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |000000000FF40000|orasnls11.dll |Oracle SNLS Runtime Library |11.1.0.6 |231424 |2010-02-17 20:28:52|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |00000000102E0000|oranl11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANL DLL |11.2.0.1 |430592 |2010-03-15 19:48:00|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000010360000|orantcp11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANTCP DLL |11.2.0.1 |199680 |2010-03-15 19:48:04|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000010C30000|oranldap11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANLDAP DLL |11.2.0.1 |290816 |2010-03-15 19:48:00|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000010CB0000|orancrypt11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANCRYPT DLL |11.2.0.1 |133120 |2010-03-15 19:47:56|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000010E90000|oranhost11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANHOST DLL |11.2.0.1 |21504 |2010-03-15 19:47:58|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000010F30000|orancds11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANCDS DLL |11.2.0.1 |8704 |2010-03-15 19:47:56|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000010F50000|oranro11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANRO DLL |11.2.0.1 |350720 |2010-03-15 19:48:02|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000010FC0000|orantns11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANTNS DLL |11.2.0.1 |48128 |2010-03-15 19:48:04|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000011D10000|oraztkg11.dll |Oracle Kerberos/GSS-API DLL |11.1.0.1 |712704 |2010-03-13 08:39:54|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000011DD0000|oraslax11.dll |Oracle SLAX runtime Library |11.1.0.6 |38400 |2010-01-21 04:35:20|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000012230000|oravsn11.dll |Oracle RDBMS Version Library |11.2.0.1 |9728 |2010-03-30 03:27:38|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000012380000|oraocr11.dll |Oracle OPSM OCR DLL |11.2.0.1 |801280 |2010-03-26 12:01:34|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000012BB0000|oraocrutl11.dll |Oracle OPSM OCRUTL DLL |11.2.0.1 |49664 |2010-03-26 12:01:36|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000012F00000|oracell11.dll |Oracle SAGE shared library |11.1.0.6 |287744 |2010-03-30 03:07:54|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000014390000|oracore11.dll |Oracle CORE Library |11.2.0.1 |1411072 |2010-02-11 20:31:06|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |00000000144F0000|orasql11.dll |Oracle SQL Runtime Library |11.1.0.6 |357888 |2010-03-30 06:01:38|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000015170000|oranls11.dll |Oracle NLS Runtime Library |11.1.0.6 |1020928 |2010-02-17 20:28:50|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000015270000|oracommon11.dll |Oracle RDBMS Common Library |11.2.0.1 |2827264 |2010-03-30 06:12:30|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000015530000|oraplc11.dll |Oracle PLC runtime Library |11.1.0.6 |112128 |2010-03-30 06:11:26|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000016170000|orageneric11.dll |Oracle RDBMS Generic Library |11.2.0.1 |15667200 |2010-03-30 06:15:20|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000017080000|oraxml11.dll |Oracle XML Library |11.1.0.6 |5086720 |2010-01-17 09:08:36|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000017560000|oran11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORAN DLL |11.2.0.1 |4518912 |2010-03-15 19:47:54|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |00000000179C0000|orannzsbb11.dll |Oracle SQL*Net ORANNZSBB11 DLL |11.0.0.1 |1564672 |2010-03-13 08:39:50|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000017B50000|oraldapclnt11.dll |Oracle Internet Directory Client Library |10.1.4.0 |2015232 |2010-03-13 08:39:48|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000017D50000|orazt11.dll |Oracle SQLNet SUPPORT DLL |11.1.0.1 |2003968 |2010-03-13 08:39:52|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000017F40000|orapls11.dll |Oracle PLS runtime Library |11.1.0.6 |5360128 |2010-03-30 06:11:52|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000018470000|oraplp11.dll |Oracle PLP runtime Library |11.1.0.6 |4136960 |2010-03-30 06:12:06|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000018870000|orahasgen11.dll |Oracle PCW generic Library |11.2.0.1 |2950656 |2010-03-26 11:57:32|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000018B50000|oraocrb11.dll |Oracle OPSM OCRB DLL |11.2.0.1 |978432 |2010-03-26 12:01:36|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |0000000018F70000|oci.dll |Oracle Call Interface |11.2.0.1 |657408 |2010-03-30 06:03:20|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |000000001AE20000|QSE.dll |Quest® Script Engine |13.1.0.16 |2899368 |2018-06-11 12:45:42|C:\Program Files\Quest Software\Toad for Oracle 13.1 Beta\ | |000000001F550000|QP5CA.dll |uM~~0e0db0623 |5.331.18155.1073 |2403304 |2018-06-04 01:29:06|C:\Program Files\Quest Software\Toad for Oracle 13.1 Beta\ | |0000000052170000|QP5.dll |uM~~0e0db0623 |5.331.18155.608 |25882600 |2018-06-04 01:29:04|C:\Program Files\Quest Software\Toad for Oracle 13.1 Beta\ | |0000000055370000|msvcp80.dll |Microsoft® C++ Runtime Library |8.0.50727.6195 |1068368 |2011-06-29 11:32:00|C:\Windows\winsxs\amd64_microsoft.vc80.crt_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0.50727.6195_none_88e41e092fab0294\ | |0000000055480000|msvcr80.dll |Microsoft® C Runtime Library |8.0.50727.6195 |802640 |2011-06-29 11:32:00|C:\Windows\winsxs\amd64_microsoft.vc80.crt_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0.50727.6195_none_88e41e092fab0294\ | |0000000055550000|x2fputQ5.dll |Print Ticket Provider Component |5351.800.0.0 |539136 |2014-02-19 12:54:26|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |00000000555E0000|x2rpsQ5.dll |PS Print Driver Rendering Component |5351.800.0.0 |1603072 |2014-02-19 12:54:56|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |0000000055770000|x2coreQ5.dll |Print Driver Component |5351.800.0.0 |16546304 |2014-02-19 13:03:28|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |00000000569A0000|x2utilQ5.dll |Print Driver Component |5351.800.0.0 |1971712 |2014-02-19 12:54:46|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |0000000056B90000|x2upQ5.dll |Print Driver UI Component |5351.800.0.0 |2265600 |2014-02-19 12:54:56|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |000000006C460000|x2comsQ5.dll |Network Communications Library |5351.800.0.0 |659968 |2014-02-19 12:54:34|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |000000006C530000|x2wftuQ5.dll |Print Driver Workflow Component |5351.800.0.0 |481280 |2014-02-19 12:54:32|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |000000006C5B0000|x2txtQ5.dll |Print Driver Resources |5351.800.0.0 |285184 |2014-02-19 11:54:20|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\Xerox\Language Data\V5.0\en-us\ | |000000006C620000|icmp.dll |ICMP DLL |6.1.7601.23403 |3072 |2016-03-25 13:58:11|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000000006C640000|wmi.dll |WMI DC and DP functionality |6.1.7601.23403 |5120 |2016-03-25 14:04:11|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000000006C650000|security.dll |Security Support Provider Interface |6.1.7600.16385 |5120 |2009-07-13 20:32:34|C:\Windows\System32\ | |00000000718C0000|libapr_tsvn.dll |Apache Portable Runtime Library |1.5.2.0 |197072 |2016-11-26 14:48:40|C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\ | |0000000071900000|TortoiseSVN.dll |TortoiseSVN shell extension client |1.9.5.27581 |527312 |2016-11-26 14:48:54|C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\ | |0000000071990000|TortoiseStub.dll |TortoiseSVN shell extension client |1.9.5.27581 |94672 |2016-11-26 14:48:54|C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\ | |0000000071EF0000|libaprutil_tsvn.dll |Apache Portable Runtime Utility Library |1.5.4.0 |272336 |2016-11-26 14:48:40|C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\ | |00000000733F0000|TortoiseOverlays.dll |Tortoise overlay handler shim |1.1.4.26626 |115072 |2015-08-25 20:58:06|C:\Program Files\Common Files\TortoiseOverlays\ | |0000000077200000|kernel32.dll |Windows NT BASE API Client DLL |6.1.7601.24117 |1163264 |2018-04-22 19:00:41|C:\Windows\System32\ | |00000000773A0000|user32.dll |Multi-User Windows USER API Client DLL |6.1.7601.23594 |1009152 |2016-11-10 11:32:41|C:\Windows\System32\ | |00000000774A0000|ntdll.dll |NT Layer DLL |6.1.7601.24117 |1665336 |2018-04-22 19:07:13|C:\Windows\System32\ | |0000000077640000|normaliz.dll |Unicode Normalization DLL |6.1.7600.16385 |2560 |2009-07-13 20:31:40|C:\Windows\System32\ | |0000000077650000|psapi.dll |Process Status Helper |6.1.7600.16385 |9216 |2009-07-13 20:41:53|C:\Windows\System32\ | |0000000180000000|oraclient11.dll |Oracle RDBMS Client Library |11.2.0.1 |4765184 |2010-03-30 06:12:50|C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_x64_1\BIN\ | |000007FEBB550000|PSCRIPT5.DLL |PostScript Printer Driver |0.3.9600.17388 |649216 |2015-06-03 15:21:37|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |000007FEC4A10000|PS5UI.DLL |PostScript Driver User Interface |0.3.9600.17246 |864768 |2015-06-03 15:21:37|C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\x64\3\ | |000007FEC4B70000|newdev.dll |Add Hardware Device Library |6.0.5054.0 |313856 |2009-07-13 20:41:52|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000007FEC4BD0000|hhctrl.ocx |Microsoft® HTML Help Control |6.1.7601.24134 |701952 |2018-04-18 11:03:32|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000007FEC9900000|mscms.dll |Microsoft Color Matching System DLL |6.1.7601.23971 |625664 |2017-12-05 12:36:41|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000007FEC9A10000|qwave.dll |Windows NT |6.1.7600.16385 |242688 |2009-07-13 20:41:53|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000007FECA650000|prntvpt.dll |Print Ticket Services Module |6.1.7601.17514 |156160 |2010-11-20 08:27:23|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000007FECA7B0000|Faultrep.dll |Windows User Mode Crash Reporting DLL |6.1.7601.17514 |355328 |2010-11-20 08:26:21|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000007FECA810000|oledlg.dll |OLE User Interface Support |6.1.7600.16385 |128000 |2009-07-13 20:41:53|C:\Windows\System32\ | |000007FECD770000|orauts.dll |Oracle CORE UTS PT Library |11.2.0.1 |9728 |2016-11-08 11:46:00|C:\Oracle12\product\12.2.0\client_1\bin\ | |000007FEE4F00000|SciLexer.dll |Scintilla.DLL - a Source Editing 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Hi I just installed Toad for Oracle 13.0. Is it possible to import my workspaces from 12.12. The "Copy User settings..." doesn't work for workspaces BR An

I'm using 13.1.0.16 and checked it against the production release 13.0.0.80 which works fine. If you have a statement which uses nested brackets, the editor used to be clever enough to highlight the corresponding close bracket when you put your cursor on an open bracket (and vice versa). Now, this only works for the outermost pair of brackets; if I highlight any of the inner brackets, the outer brackets are highlighted too. This makes it very difficult now when editing a large block of code to quickly see where bracketed portions of code start and end. I was recently editing some code and put my cursor on an open bracket up near the top as I needed to see where the close bracket was so that I could insert another inline view after it but actually there were 4 close brackets highlighted along with 3 more open brackets above my cursor. While you could say that the close bracket I want is the 1st one I come to, it's certainly not as easty to identify as just having the correct one highlighted and no others. I've looked through the settings and can't see anything obvious so I guess someone has made a change to the way it works in the editor? Use this simple example (obviously it won't run): Select Trim( Nvl2( bob , To_char( x ), '0' ) ) From Dual Put your cursor on the 1st bracket and the 1st and last are highlighted. Put it on the Nvl bracket and 4 are now highlighted. Now the one on the To_Char and all 6 are highlighted! try this in 13.0.0.80 and only the pairs are highlighted. Thanks, Mark.

I used to be able to sort by clicking on column Header, Ascending or Descending, with a single click. Has something changed? Right-click sort does not provide Ascending and Descending options. Please advise.

Column header sorting is disabled if you manually add an 'order by' to the query. Is that what's happening?

Take out the "COLUMN" lines. Your query starts with the word "SELECT". Those lines that start with "COLUMN" are not part of your query, they are SQL*Plus commands. Most of the time in Toad, you don't need or want them. The only time they are helpful is when running as script (F5 in the Editor), or in SQL*Plus.

I just pasted your query into an Export Dataset action and it worked n Toad 13. If you are still on Toad 11, you may need to remove the semicolon at the end. Semicolons are also not really part of the query. SQL*Plus just uses them to mark the end of the query. They are helpful in the Editor where you might have multiple queries, but we always have to take the semicolon off in the background when we send the query to Oracle. That might not have happened in Export Dataset in Toad 11. If you are on Toad 13 and getting the error, please post a screen shot (or email it to me: john.dorlon@quest.com).