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Toad for SQL Server 5.7 |
The Result Sets tab displays a data grid for executed SQL statements and scripts that return data.
If you occasionally closed the Results pane, you can restore it by selecting Editor | Windows | Script Results.
If you cannot
edit data, click the red icon in the lower left corner of the grid, and
then click OK on the window that
displays. You do not need to edit fields in this window.
By default, auto commit is enabled and any row changes you make are automatically submitted to the database. You can disable this option in Tools | Options | Environment | Grid.
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Pin a result set so it is not overwritten by a subsequent query in the Editor or Query Builder. |
Click the push pin beside the result set:
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Set the value of a cell to null. |
Press CTRL+DELETE. |
Toggle between the Editor and Data Grid. |
Press F6. |
Add column or group summary values |
Right-click the data and select Show | Summary Footer Panel. Then, right-click the Summary Footer Panel below the column you want to add a summary total to and select an option. If you have grouped columns using the Grouping panel (Show | Grouping Panel), you can also add a summary total to grouped records. |
Show
or hide columns of data. |
Right-click a column heading in the data grid and select Column Chooser. |
Display data in a report, pivot grid, or chart. |
Right-click the data and select Send To |<option>. |
Compare differences between two data sets. |
Right-click the data and select Compare To. |
Display the data in a grid or card view; grid view is useful for viewing summary information at a glance; card view is useful for viewing information in greater detail. |
Right-click a record and select Show |Grid View or Card View. |
Apply a summary function to the data (Sum, Min, Max, Count, Avg). |
Right-click below the column you want to apply the summary function (but above the Navigation toolbar) and select an option. |
View a list of all existing values in a column, including the number of times a value is used. |
Right-click the column and select Show | Existing Values. |