General Toad now allows you to search through the script not only in the Editor window but also in SQL Script page of object's DOE (Database Object Editor) and Script tab in the object's DOV (Database Object Viewer). This feature can be handy when reviewing large automatically created DDL scripts. Press F3 or CTRL+F to invoke a search pane. Object Explorer The Generate SQL | statement/script sub-menu now has a new option, Append To Editor. Use this command to add the generated SQL statement or script to the Editor at the location of your cursor within the Editor pane. Generate SQL submenu was reorganized. Now when you right-click an object and select Generate SQL you are offered to select a type of script to be generated (Create, Alter, Execute, etc.) first followed by To Editor / To Clipboard / To File options. The option you selected last time is remembered (and is marked with bold), so next time you can simply click straight on the type of script without having to select an option from the submenu. Data Compare Text Diff Viewer was integrated into Cell Viewer and allows to see differences clearly. Schemas are now extracted in parallel that significantly reduces comparison time. Compatibility If you choose to upgrade an Automation script created in a previous version of Toad, after opening the script, look for the validation errors icon. Some expressions might break in this release of Toad. For example, if you used a variable in an expression, you must now surround the variable name with the hash (#) symbol (#MyVariable#). Import/Export The Generate SQL | statement/script sub-menu now has a new option, Append To Editor. Use this command to add the generated SQL statement or script to the Editor at the location of your cursor within the Editor pane. Generate SQL submenu was reorganized. Now when you right-click an object and select Generate SQL you are offered to select a type of script to be generated (Create, Alter, Execute, etc.) first followed by To Editor / To Clipboard / To File options. The option you selected last time is remembered (and is marked with bold), so next time you can simply click straight on the type of script without having to select an option from the submenu.
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