Hi Nathan,
Yes, I’m seeing what you’re seeing as well. This is caused by the same problem mentioned in my other response. We’re using a built-in Windows API function
to do the comparison; however, the filters entered are actually being compared to the full path of each file, rather than just the file name itself. Unfortunately, in some cases this will result in extra files being included if the path contains the filter
criteria. In your case, since the full path doesn’t begin with the letter “x”, none of the files are included.
This is an easy fix going forward – it just slipped past us in the beta process. Until it’s fixed, you may need to use the filter “x” or “x.”. I
know that may not be the best solution if you have an “x” in the path; but if you don’t, it’ll filter what you need.
Thanks again for pointing this out!
-John
From: nathan.e.schroeder [mailto:bounce-nathaneschroeder@toadworld.com]
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RE: Toad 12 - File Open dialog - no longer able
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Reply by nathan.e.schroeder
Doesn’t work for me. In my working folder, that includes files named x.sql, x-compare.sql, and other files whose names start with x, in the file/open dialog
box, I type
x*
(and get the drop-down showing all the x files) and hit Enter once, and the central window still displays all the files in the folder; and I hit Enter again,
and ALL the files disappear from that window, whether they start with X or not. All that’s still visible are the subfolders.
Nate Schroeder
US Row Crops IT Data Management Team
Monsanto Company
800 N. Lindbergh Blvd. G3WB - Saint Louis, MO - 63167
314-694-2592
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From: John Bowman [mailto:bounce-jbowman@toadworld.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 9:20 AM
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RE:
Toad 12 - File Open dialog - no longer able to filter subset using wildcard *
Reply by John Bowman
One other thing to note: pressing the [Enter] key appears to close the filtered drop-down box; however, it doesn’t automatically register the default [Open] action, which would execute the filter.
Pressing the [Enter] key again, however, will execute the filter.
So, if the above situation is not the case for you, try pressing the [Enter] key again and see if the filter is applied.
Let me know what you find.
Thanks!
-John
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