We are pleased to announce that new 5.6 version of Toad for SQL Server is now
available.
Please go to
http://toadsoft.com/toadsqlserver/ReleaseNotes/Latest/ToadSqlServRN.htm to find
out what’s new in this release. You’ll also find other useful Toad for SQL
Server information on the Quest website at
http://www.quest.com/toad-for-sql-server
Thanks to all of you who continue to participate in our discussion groups
helping us to shape the product!
Toad for SQL Server Development Team.
Installed Toad and after the install I left the View Release Notes and the Start
Toad checked, clicked OK, it asked me if I wanted to migrate any settings, I
selected Toad beta 5.6 and this popped up.
I clicked OK, this dialog box disappeared and Toad stayed running. I closed Toad
and restarted it, everything appears to be working fine now.
Hi guys,
I am thrilled with some of the new features in the GUI, especially
The latter two were my feature requests some time ago, so thanks for implementing. It is great to see the requested features in the next releases… Thanks for listening to your users.
BTW, I am having hard time entering my 47 (yes, fortyseven) chars long license key on each and every update. Is there a way to migrate the key file as well when updating?
BTW, I am having hard time entering my 47 (yes, fortyseven) chars long license
key on each and every update. Is there a way to migrate the key file as well
when updating?
I do a copy and paste, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V for Key and once for name…pretty
simple I thought.
Matt,
You are the only one who confronted with this I suppose. Please update me on
this if it reproduces on your environment.
regards,
Alexander Maximov
Will try to