Vielen Danke Frau Mueller
Martin
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Bitte schön, Herr Gainty.
(And that’s close to the extent of what’s left of my always-limited German
language skills… )
Gretchen Mueller
Technical Writer
Toad for Oracle
Excelent Job…with this Link is more easy understand this topic.
Thanks so mush.
Ivan Acosta
Ingeniero de Sistemas
Cooperativa Alianza
Bogota - Colombia
He did it under my supervision. Is there something special in the installation
process?
[ Attachment(s) from George.Meltser@aigfpc.com included below]
OK, it turns out that the installation procedure does not change the directory
for the log file.
I will enclose the correct toad.elf now.
Huh. That call stack doesn’t tell me much. Will you send the user’s
Toad.ini? Maybe I can reproduce it.
Look in options -> General, Application data Directory to see where Toad.ini is
located.
I am doing a lot of work in a database I don’t have access to the explain plan
tables for. Getting this access is turning out to be more of a headache than it
is worth. Is there a way to turn off Explain Plan when I debug so I don’t always
have to click through the fact that the tables are missing?
Thanks!
Hi Eva;
Is there a way to turn off Explain Plan when I debug
I was hoping someone else with more knowledge would answer this but it seems to
have slipped under the radar. So… I’ll try and answer with what I
know.
First… you can set Toad to make use of a specific schemas’ explain
plan. In short: if you create the explain plan in the schema you are using, you
can then point Toad at that explain plan. Problem with getting access to the
explain plan tables solved. You should be able to do that by using the
“Server Side Objects Wizard” in Toad, selecting to create the
objects in a specific schema, then entering the specific schema and database
information you use for your work.
However, your issue seems strange to me. It seems strange because I’m not
altogether sure what the explain plan functionality has to do with Oracle
debugging.
As a test on the explain plan functionality, could you try the following:
*** code start ***
Set autotrace on;
Select sysdate from dual;
*** code end ***
What happens? If you see an explain plan, create the explain table with Toad and
see if the issues you were running into disappear. If you can do a straight
– outside debug – explain plan without errors, but still get error
messages inside debug, then I’d guess you have a different issue.
Roger S.