I think this option provides more flexibility and more compatible to other tools. I can easily flip the result set back and forth instead of rerun the queries. Now run the second query in the same SQL editor and pin the result set.Īs you can see the benefits here by pinning the result set at the Data Grid saves the time of execution within the same SQL Editor. Pin this result set and do the same thing for other tables. Then flip back to the original result set (5 minutes query) to see if it matches it. In the same editor, write a query for one of the table with the condition, filter to see if it satisfies the condition. If I need to pinpoint the issue as of which table, condition, filter that I missed, I will pin this result set in this SQL Editor. Let's exaggerate it takes 5 minutes to run. Aimed at Toad for Oracle Freeware users, whether individuals or those in small businesses, you can get a full, one-year, single-seat license of Toad for Oracle Base, including support, for only US195. Let's say I have this query (first complex query) with 5 tables join/left join with filter conditions. We’re offering a new way to buy Toad for Oracle Base edition: by yearly subscription. Here's my thought of pinning the result set as we've seen it in other tools such as Oracle SQL Developer, PL SQL, and DBeaver. Both of those shortcuts are mapped to the same action, CTRL+Enter is not configurable as you’ve seen. Softwares Toad for Oracle, Toad for SQL Server, Toad for Db2, and Toad Edge. What versions of Toad do/did you have CTRL+Enter and Shift+F9 have used empty lines and lines containing only a forward slash as terminators for as long as I can remember.
No, unfortunately I am not comparing the result set from one table to the other. MacOS has become very popular as a legitimate alternative (with Linux.Here's what I thought for your questions:
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