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Toad for SQL Server Release Notes Toad ® for SQL Server Version 4.5.0 Release Notes August 27, 2009 Contents Welcome to Toad for SQL Server Toad for SQL Server is a database development and administration solution that provides productivity features for rapidly creating and executing queries, automating database object management, developing SQL code, as well as instant access to SQL Server expertise. Developers and administrators have access to a community of users, peers, and experts to help solve development and administration issues and assist in developing applications and feedback for improving Quests products.

Quest Software, Inc., a leading enterprise systems management vendor, delivers innovative products that help organizations get more performance and productivity from their applications, databases, Windows infrastructure and virtual environments. New in This Release Review the following sections for updates in this release and new features: • • • • • • • • • SQL Optimizer (See the for a list of new features.) Prerequisites/Installation • Toad now requires.NET Framework 3.5 (Service Pack 1) or later.

You can download the latest.NET Framework at: • Because of the new.Net Framework 3.5 (Service Pack 1) requirement, Toad can no longer be installed on Windows 2000 systems. However, Toad can still connect and manage databases running on Windows 2000 systems. • On Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 platforms, the default location for settings files has been changed to: C: Documents and Settings Username Application Data Quest Software Toad for SQL Server 4.5to provide an easier installation for Citrix environments and for those customers with support for roaming profiles. On Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 platforms, the default location for settings files has been changed to: C: Users Username AppData Roaming Quest Software Toad for SQL Server 4.5to provide an easier installation for Citrix environments and for those customers with support for roaming profiles. General • Toad now provides support for SQL Server 2008, including the following data types: DATE, TIME, DATETIME2, DATETIMEOFFSET, FILESTREAM, HIERARCHYID, GEOMETRY, GEOGRAPHY, and User-Defined Table Types.

• Toad provides a faster connection time when creating new connections. • Document recovery now works with any ER Diagram or Query Builder files to avoid losing your work.

When you restart Toad after an unexpected close, Toad checks the timestamp on the backup file against the original file, and opens the file that has the latest timestamp. The document recovery option is located in Tools Options Environment General. • Connection information for each Editor, Query Builder, or other document window is now available by selecting the Show connection info on document tabs checkbox under Tools Options  Environment  General. • You can close the current tab in a window or all other tabs except the current one from the right-click context menu available on each Editor tab.

• You can use the new File Transfer Protocol (FTP ) utility to transfer scripts, reports, or other files to and from an FTP server. Toad supports unsecured (FTP) and secure (SFTP) file transfers.

To open this utility, select View  FTP Connections from the menu. Right-click one or more files in the local or remote directory to upload, download, delete, or rename the files. You can also add an FTP connection in the Project Manager or as an activity in an Automation script. • Knowledge Xpert has been removed from Toad. Knowledge Xpert resources have been moved to the web at:.

Automation • Most activities now include support for variables. Variables allow you to change data in your script or use a dataset collected from an activity in the automation script. For example, you can use variables to perform the following tasks: • Send an email to a group of people where the list of recipients is automatically selected with a query • Generate repetitive reports where only the product number, date, region, or any other single element changes • Customize file names by including a variable in the file name or automatically including the date that the automation script ran • Find content in a file and replace it with the value of a variable See 'Use Variables in Automation' in the Toad help for more information. • Support for Find and Replace and FTP file activities. • Support for new system activities, including running programs, setting variables, if conditions, while, and loop datasets.

• The Select to File activity now supports Excel options. Database Administration General • The Create menu has been removed because it duplicated functionality in the File menu. To create objects from a menu, select File  New ObjectType. • Toad provides improved DDL script generation by reorganizing the order in which objects are scripted. • Toad now includes a library of 45 Code Snippets designed to help DBAs better understand SQL activity, retrieve server, database, and object information, and perform administration functions like determining fragmentation, estimating data compression savings, and managing traces. You can execute these DBA queries from the DBA Queries folder in the Code Snippets window or search for them using the DBA or DMV keywords. Object Explorer • Double-clicking an object in the Object Explorer now opens an Alter window by default.

To display the Object Viewer window, right-click an object and select View Details. You can switch the default double-click behavior by selecting Open details in Tools  Options  Explorer  General. • Code completion is now available when using object editors. • You can now send the script for a user, role, schema, or login to the Editor by selecting Send To Editor as Script in the Object Explorer. • You can now send the script for a MERGE statement for tables (SQL Server 2008) to the Editor by selecting Generate SQL To Editor Merge Statement in the Object Explorer. • You can now send the script for an EXECUTE statement for a stored procedure to the Editor by selecting Generate SQL To Editor Execution Script in the Object Explorer.

• When editing objects in the Alter window or sending ALTER statements to the Editor, Toad now uses data directly from the database instead of using the cache. • You can start or stop the SQL Server agent by right-clicking the agent node in the Object Explorer. • Stored procedures and functions can now be altered in the Editor by right-clicking the object and selecting Alter in Editor in the Object Explorer.

• You can now send the script for indexes and triggers to the Editor by selecting Send To Editor as Script from the Object Viewer pane. • Index details are now available from the Indexes tab in the Object Viewer pane. • You can now partition tables and indexes. For tables, you can also create a Sliding Window scenario. • The Job Manager component has been upgraded to provide more job-level information. You can access the Job Manager by selecting Tools Administer Job Manager from the menu or from the Jobs context menu in the Object Explorer. • The Log Reader component can now be accessed by right-clicking a database in the Object Explorer and selecting Log Reader.

• LiteSpeed integration has improved in the Backup Database window with the addition of LiteSpeed Advanced Options and Attached Files/Directories support. • Toad now supports SQL Server 2008 native backup compression from the Backup Database window. • Database backup checks are now disabled by default. You can enable them in Tools  Options  Database  SQL Server. • Toad now supports a “Create Like” option for Maintenance Plans. Master Detail Browser • When sending tables or views to the Master Detail Browser, Toad now automatically selects all columns.

Downloads Primesense Nite Win32 Image. Data Management General • Toad is now Federal Desktop Core Configuration (FDCC) Compliant; however changes to the architecture to ensure compliance will result in a loss of existing data filters when upgrading to this release. • The grid style now defaults to Office Silver. You can modify this setting in Tools  Options Environment Interface.

• The TAB key now navigates from cell to cell by default. You can modify this setting in Tools  Options Environment  Grid. • Hexadecimal values of up to 255 bytes for binary data now display in the grid.

• You can now create pivot grids and charts directly from the results by selecting the Pivot & Chart tab. • You can now format XML data. • You can add a total value to a column of data or can add a subtotal value to grouped data if the Summary Footer Panel is displayed (right-click the data and select Show  Summary Footer Panel).

To add a total value, right-click the data and select one of the options. If you have grouped columns using the Grouping panel (right-click and select Show  Grouping Panel), you can add a subtotal value to grouped records. Export Wizard • You can now export data to Microsoft Access files. • When exporting to an Excel Instance only, columns are automatically resized to the width of the data. • You can now create a new table within a database when exporting data. Data Compare • Data compare supports CLR data types in this release. CLR data types are converted to strings so you can compare them to other database providers.

• You can right-click tables or views in the Object Explorer and select Compare Data to compare data within the context of the current connection and database. • When comparing data, you can now auto-map target columns for selected source tables. • When selecting a record, Data Compare automatically displays a side-by-side comparison of the values of the source and target row in the Row Viewer tab. • When synchronizing a script, Data Compare now opens a script in Toad using an existing connection.

Query Development Query Builder • You can now sort columns alphabetically in the Diagram pane by selecting an option from the Sort columns in diagram by name drop-down list in Tools Options  Database  Query Builder. • You can now create a view in the Query Builder. • When saving a Query Builder file, Toad prompts you to save query results with that file. • Toad now includes synonym support when reverse engineering a query. • You can now add a UNIONor UNION ALL operator to queries. • You can compare results from a Query Builder query to data from the Data tab or Editor results using the right-click menu.

Editor • Toad now includes support for actual execution plans as well as the existing estimated plans. Click to view the actual plan when you execute the query or click to view the estimated plan. • You can now press SHIFT+F1 in the Editor to launch a custom search page on SQLServerPedia.com for command-help.

Either highlight the search text in the Editor or move the cursor to a particular command and press SHIFT+F1 to open the custom search web page. • Messages and Script Results are automatically cleared each time you execute a script.

You can change this option by clearing the 'Clear before executing script' checkbox in Tools  Options Editor  Tools. • If Quest SQL Optimizer is installed, you can open it from the Editor context menu. • (SQL Server 2005 and 2008) You can now open the Microsoft Database Engine Tuning Advisor from the Editor context menu. • Toad now includes four pre-defined SQL Formats. You can select a pre-defined format or create your own custom formats from Tools Options Editor Formatter. • You can share Formatter settings for your team in a network share folder in Tools  Options  Editor  Formatter to ensure consistent coding standards.

Group Execute Group Execute now generates a single result set that contains the data from the query run on each connection. Toad automatically adds a Connection column to the results to show which connection the data came from. SQL Recall Toad supports deleting multiple statements in the SQL Recall window.

Debugger • You can debug stored procedures with binary, varbinary, bit, timestamp, and image input parameters. • You can right-click a breakpoint in the Editor to edit its properties. Project Management Support for FTP connections, SQL Recall named SQL statements, and Database connections has been added to the Project Manager via the right-click menu. For Database connections, only databases that are currently connected can be added to the Project Manager. Version Control • Support for Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2008. • When configuring TFS, you can now specify a user name and password to log into TFS instead of using your Windows credentials. • Improved handling of working directory initialization and handling of root folder and working directory.

• Support for multiple version control configurations that are active simultaneously. Resolved Issues and Enhancements The following is a list of issues addressed and enhancements implemented in this release of Toad for SQL Server. Feature Resolved Issue Defect Installation/ Upgrade You can now install Toad on Windows Vista without performing a silent install. ST#48360 CID#617034 Connections If you migrate settings from a previous version, the Run script on new connection option in Tools Options Database SQL Server no longer points to the path from the previous version.

ST#42899 Toad now connects to SQL Server instances on clusters. ST#59002 CID#694516 Data Attempting to enter data for an XML data type in the Data tab no longer results in an error. ST#42580 Data Compare Tables that do not include a primary key are now included when comparing data. ST#41597 ST#41873 CID#465163 Debugger You can now debug stored procedures with the following input parameters: • Binary • Varbinary • Bit • Timestamp • Image ST#41538 CR#133602 ST#41539 CR#133634 ST#41540 CR#133636 Editor Settings specified in the Insert/Replace page under Tools Options Editor Formatter are now applied to INSERT statements. ST#50363 Loading a saved script file that contains code regions no longer hangs Toad. ST#59101 CID#694196 CID#690239 During a debugging session, opening a new Editor window no longer results in an error. ST#64703 CID#731773 You can now share formatter settings between team members by clicking Advanced in the Preview tab under Tools Options Editor  Formatter, and specifying a network share folder where settings are stored.

Each team member must update their folder to point to the shared folder location and selected format. ST#46425 CID#603026 Code Completion: • Aliases and temp tables are now supported. • System objects now display by default in Code Completion lists. • The delay for displaying the Code Completion list has been reduced from 500 ms to 250 ms. • Using code completion with extended stored procedures no longer inserts the extended stored procedure name twice.

• If you select the 'Merge secondary items' checkbox in Tools Options Editor Code Completion, and attempt to filter your column choice when the preceding code uses ( ), the highlighted object now correctly selects the columns. ST#59056 ST#46871 ST#63366 ST#61989 CID#714933 ST#53700 CID#654327 ER Diagram Setting the maximum objects to a value greater than the default value now correctly applies the setting. ST#58479 CID#691496 Execution Plan Generating an estimated execution plan in some instances where a statement includes stored procedures no longer results in an error. ST#42562 CID#556015 ST#41981 CID#496556 Export Wizard/ One Click Export When exporting large results sets (approximately 500K), Toad no longer runs out of memory before the operation completes.

ST#41935 CID#483802 Job Manager The following note has been added to the 'Schedule Windows Tasks' topic in the Job Scheduler help file (topic is available if the Job Manager is open): ' Note: To manage windows tasks on a remote server you must have administrator privileges on the remote computer.' ST#42618 CID#558115 Object Explorer/ Database Explorer A script is now generated when you right-click an object and select Send To Editor as Script for users, roles, schemas, and logins. ST#50651 Objects for a database that is in standby/read-only mode now display in the Object Explorer. ST#57926 CID#686214 ST#63234 CID#677598 A Securables tab now displays in the Object Details pane for Users, Server Roles, and Logins.

ST#53706 CID#653163 Tables: • (Windows Vista only) Adding or removing a number of columns on a table no longer causes Toad to hang. • (Windows Vista only) Attempting to alter a table when a large number of connections are open no longer hangs Toad on Windows Vista. • When filtering by owner or schema in the Object Explorer, attempting to create a table now defaults to the owner or schema you selected for filtering.

• You can now right-click an index in the Index tab of the Object Details pane and select Open Script in Editor to edit the script. ST#52682 CID#633682 ST#58387 CID#677040 ST#50463 CID#629542 ST#43559 CID#575478 Databases: • When restoring a database, if you add a differential backup file and then add a Full backup file, the restore now succeeds. • Generating a data script on a large database no longer results in an out of memory error. • The action for shrinking a log file has been added back in this release. You can perform this action by right-clicking a database and selecting Tasks Shrink Database.

• Backup checks are now disabled by default. ST#51164 ST#60398 CID#699141 ST#57078 CID#679569 Jobs: Jobs now use a different icon to indicate whether the job is enabled, disabled, or failed on last execution. ST#57772 CID#681549 Stored Procedures: • When altering a stored procedure, changes made to the ANSI nulls field or Quoted identifier field are not saved. • When creating or altering a stored procedure, pressing the ESC key to cancel a Code Completion recommendation no longer closes the window.

• When viewing the Script tab in the Object Details pane (right-clicking the procedure and selecting View  Details), comments that are imbedded in a multi-line comment between the procedure name and the first parameter are now retained. Parameter lists that have a line feed after each parameter are also retained. • When viewing the Script tab in the Object Details pane, parameters are now correctly formatted when the 'Automatically format generated SQL' checkbox is selected in Tools Options Explorer General. ST#44201 ST#56440 CID#676777 ST#53985 CID#656658 CID#678364 ST#54033 CID#654869 Maintenance Plans: • (LiteSpeed 4.8 plans converted to SSIS plans) When adding a Back Up Database task to a LiteSpeed 4.8 Maintenance Plan, selecting the Remove files older than checkbox now removes the 4.8 Maintenance Plan. • You can now view history for a maintenance plan by right-clicking the plan and selecting View  Details. ST#52721 ST#57721 CID#684120 Project Manager You can now add the 'Add to Project Manager' button to a toolbar. ST#57280 CID#680346 Query Builder Update and Delete statements now include the Where clause in the Generated Query tabs.

ST#44655 ST#58344 CID#689012 In the previous release, the online help incorrectly stated that you could not execute INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements from the Query Builder. ST#58345 Reports Currently, the schema report contains information for tables, views, and procedural objects. ST#48513 Attempting to generate the Database User Details report for SQL Server 2005 no longer results in an error.

ST#56146 CID#673910 Version Control (TFS) The following issues have been resolved: • Toad now supports TFS 2008 • If you have not selected a sub-project, attempting to add an object no longer results in an error. ST#55362 CID#661375 CID#67201 CID#690923 ST#51033 If you disable a version control configuration in Tools Options Version Control General, and then enable the configuration, when you click OK a null reference error no longer displays. ST#51933 Selecting the 'Do not check in after execute script in Editor' checkbox in Tools Options Version Control General now correctly applies the setting. ST#61262 CID#709009 (Subversion) Toad has been tested with the CollabNet Subversion Command-Line Client 1.5.6 Notes: • Toad only supports Subversion 1.5.6 or later. • Any Subversion client must have svn.exe in its installation directory to use version control in Toad. • Tortoise SVN is no longer supported in Toad because it no longer includes svn.exe in its installation directory. See 'Configure Subversion Version Control' in the Toad help for more information.

Download Ptk Pai Sd Terbaru Bokep20video. ST#56045 CID#694019 ST#55937 CID#667983 When renaming an object in version control, Toad drops the original object from version control and prompts you to add the renamed object to version control Note that this newly renamed object does not have any history associated with it. ST#41786 CID#448598 Known Issues The following is a list of issues known to exist at the time of the Toad for SQL Server release. Feature Known Issue Defect Installation/ Upgrade Customized options selected in the Configuration wizard are not applied if you are running Toad as a Restricted user. Workaround: Customize these settings in the Options pages in Toad ( Tools Options from the menu) ST#42154 CR#216699 If you migrate settings from the 4.1 release, attempting to search SQLServerPedia.com using SHIFT+F1 in the Editor or using the default Quick Search field (top-right) results in missing functionality such as filtering of results because Google Search is used instead. Workaround: • In Toad, select Tools Options Environment  Quick Search. • Replace the current URL value for SQLServerPedia with the following: ST#65352 The Toad for SQL ServerInstallation Guide and online help incorrectly state that Toad supports read-only installation of the product.

N/A Licensing (Windows Vista only) The location where the license.key file is stored depends on whether User Account Control (UAC) is enabled in your Windows Vista environment when you install and initially launch Toad. With User Account Control (UAC) enabled If you install Toad as an administrator and: • Launch Toad directly from the Installer’s last page and enter the license key, the license.key file is saved in C: Program Files Quest Software Toad for SQL Server 4.5 Note: You can write to C: Program Files because you still have administrator privileges. • Exit the installer without launching Toad, then launch Toad from the Desktop shortcut or Windows Start menu and enter the license key, the license.key file is saved in the administrator's virtual store folder in: C: Users Admin AppData Local VirtualStore Program Files Quest Software Toad for SQL Server Note: You write to this folder because you run as standard user even if you logged in as an administrator.