There is no way to see the exact time of execution in the Editor that I can
think of other than by executing as script as Greg suggested. If just taking a
screenshot is good enough for the auditors then it might be good enough to just
get a close enough time. 
If you have SnagIt you can get the sysdate from the
connection bar as well as the query and grid if you want after execution. See
attached.
Michael
I use hypersnap. How did you manage to select the popup window?
SnagIt supports keystroke to capture and will capture any tooltips that are
visible. I moused over the connection bar and hit my keystroke, CTRL+Shift+P or
something like that and it let me grab everything visible including the tooltip.
Michael
I was able to get that with the CTRL+PrintScreen key on my keyboard.
LOL – my null indicator was yellow, it sure didn’t seem so “in
your face”, I kinda like the in your face response as outlined by John!
RAS
Hi,
Can someone please tell me how to uninstall TOAD 10.0.
Thanks,
-Deepak
Never mind, I did it via Control Panel. Initially I was looking for an
‘Uninstaller’ provided by TOAD - hopefully this uninstall was clean enough.
Evening Deepak,
Can someone please tell me how to uninstall TOAD 10.0.
Start -> programs -> Quest Software -> Toad For Oracle 10 -> Uninstall
or
Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove programs.
The question is, why do you want to deinstall Toad 10?
Cheers,
Norm. [TeamT]
Norm,
I was on 9.7.2 then installed 10. For whatever reasons I kept getting extremely annoying ‘access violation’ errors. Which is why decided to do a uninstall and a clean install. Which I just did.
Hopefully it will be fine from here on. Let’s see.
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Hi,
Uninstalling via add/remove is just as clean as uninstalling through Quest
Installer. All files/folders, shortcuts, and registry entries will be removed.
Toad user files (customizations) will remain in your application data directory
in a folder called “Toad 10_Unisntalled” or something like that. This way if you
re-install you can always manually restore your origianal customizations.
Thanks,
Brad
I too am getting frequent access violations since I upgraded to Toad 10.1,
particularly when editing packages. Is this a common problem?
Ian
I too was getting access violations during working with packages and finally got
tired and decided to uninstall and re-install Toad 10.
After the re-install, things have been running smoothly.
Perhaps worth a try for you as well.