I wonder if it is possible to specify a workspace as a command line parameter when starting TOAD. I often work on projects for different clients at the same time. Switching between workspaces is very slow, especially if you have multiple editor windows open in the workspaces. Therefore, I would rather start multiple instances of TOAD and specify a workspace at startup, which is then loaded immediately.
I experimented a bit with the /VIRTUAL parameter. But that didn't help either, because
- the instances work with their own parameter settings and
- the last active workspace is not loaded at startup, because the setting "Automatically save and restore workspace" only works when TOAD is started without command line parameters.
I also could not find out if or how this would work with the "-a" command line parameter