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    TOAD for Oracle Question

    Hello Toad experts. I've just started a new job where I'm learning Oracle, and I'm trying to get to grips with Toad, which I've used a bit before.

    However, I have a problem which I can't find a resolution for, and I thought I'd ask for help here.

    When I run some SQL (e.g. SELECT * FROM dual), the results aren't available to view. I can see them scroll up the page really quickly, but after that they disappear, and I can't get them back. Unfortunately, I can't read that quickly (unlike Mr Spock in Star Trek), so I can't see the query results.

    No-one else here knows how to fix it. Anyone out there know?

    #2
    there is a setting, forget which, in the options to execute or run immediately, something like that

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      #3
      Originally posted by scotspine
      there is a setting, forget which, in the options to execute or run immediately, something like that
      Thanks for the prompt reply, but I can't find it. There is something called "Immediate edit" under Data Grids / Visual, but changing that doesn't seem to resolve the problem.

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        #4
        Lawks. That ain't right!

        Are you maybe hitting the "run as script" (lightning) button, instead of the "run" button (green arrow? only 4 weeks away and rusty already!)? SELECT results should sit in a nice little grid for you.

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          #5
          Originally posted by thunderlizard
          Are you maybe hitting the "run as script" (lightning) button, instead of the "run" button (green arrow? only 4 weeks away and rusty already!)? SELECT results should sit in a nice little grid for you.
          No, definitely using the green arrow.

          If I could click on the "pin" on the data grid I could force it to be always visible apparently, but the "pin" icon disappears too quickly to be able to select it. Is there a menu option which will do the same thing?

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            #6
            Never seen that happen here. What version of TOAD are you using ?

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              #7
              Originally posted by Ardesco
              Never seen that happen here. What version of TOAD are you using ?
              8.6.1.0

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                #8
                Originally posted by Moose423956
                Hello Toad experts. I've just started a new job where I'm learning Oracle, and I'm trying to get to grips with Toad, which I've used a bit before.

                However, I have a problem which I can't find a resolution for, and I thought I'd ask for help here.

                When I run some SQL (e.g. SELECT * FROM dual), the results aren't available to view. I can see them scroll up the page really quickly, but after that they disappear, and I can't get them back. Unfortunately, I can't read that quickly (unlike Mr Spock in Star Trek), so I can't see the query results.

                No-one else here knows how to fix it. Anyone out there know?
                Toad is a uselsss pile of cr*p.

                Can you not just use SQL*Plus?

                I dont have Toad installed on my machine so I'm no help on the settings I'm afraid.
                The pope is a tard.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Moose423956
                  8.6.1.0
                  Same version here but i've never seen the behaviour you describe, even had a go at fiddling some setting to try and make it happen and no joy :/

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                    #10
                    Try using SQL Developer (previously known as Project Raptor)
                    It is free and it is made by Oracle. It does not even need to be installed.
                    I simply unzipped it onto my hard drive and then ran the .exe file.
                    I know someone who runs it straight off a USB key.

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