Verify Statement Without Execution (Parse) Table 3.2 SQL Editor Shortcuts by Descriptionĭescribe Table, View, Procedure, Function, or PackageĮxecute Explain Plan on the Current SQL Statement The TOADuser also makes use of cut and paste to move code between TOAD windows.į8 recalls the previous SQL statement. The competent TOAD user makes use of Shift+F9 to execute SQL statements oneat a time out of a script, and F8 to recall the previous SQL statement. In the data grid: goes to the end of the record setĬycles through the Collection of MDI Child Windows In the data grid: goes to the top of the record set Toggle between SQL Editor and Results PanelĮxecute Explain Plan on the Current Statementĭisplay Pop-up List of Matching Table Namesĭisplay Next Statement (After Alt+Up Arrow) Table 3.1 SQL Editor Shortcuts by Keystrokeĭescribe Table, View, Procedure, Function The third column refers you to the figure inthis chapter where the shortcut is illustrated. Table 3.1 shows all the shortcuts in keystroke order and Table 3.2 shows allthe shortcuts in description order.
This section focuses on the shortcuts for the SQLEditor only. The shortcuts differ slightly between the SQL Editor and the PL/SQLEditor (covered in Chapter 4). These shortcutssave keystrokes and mouse actions and perform a variety of tasks such as issuinga describe on the current highlighted object, or find (find next, find previous,and so on). TOAD comes with a host of predefined shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts are one of the features that make TOAD so powerful andeasy to use.
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