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Toad for SQL Server 5.7 |
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Review the following for additional information:
General | Description |
Number of rows to initially fetch in data tab | Enter the number of rows to initially retrieve when
querying data in the Note: The number of records retrieved may be slightly lower or higher than the number you set depending on the speed of your computer. Default: 1000 |
Unlimited | Return all rows for a query. Caution: If you select unlimited rows and query a large table, you may experience problems with memory usage. Default: Cleared |
Apply to editor | Apply any limitations for retrieving data in the Data tab to the editor and Query Builder. By default, the editor and Query Builder retrieve all data. Default: Cleared |
Read LOBs when initially fetching data | This option applies to the following data types: SQL Server: TEXT, NTEXT,
BINARY, VARBINARY, IMAGE Default: Cleared |
Extended connection pool hints | Display the number of actual database connections that are associated with the current connection, how many of those connections are active, and any queries running on the connection. Default: Cleared |
Show connection category color in object explorer | If you selected a category when creating a connection to color code Editor tabs, you can select this checkbox to apply the color coding to the Object Explorer window and the navigation pane in Object Editor (Create, Alter, Drop, etc.) windows, similar to the following: |
Poll service status in connection list | Poll the service status every 60 seconds. Default: Selected |
Script Generation | Description |
Determine whether double quotes are used to delimit a character string (if selected) or are used to delimit an identifier (if cleared). Default: Cleared | |
Always preview script in object editors | Add a Show Script button, which automatically opens the SQL Script page in the object editor, so you can review the SQL script generated when creating, altering, or dropping objects before executing the script. Default: Cleared |
Auto Commit | Description |
Default for newly defined connections | Commit changes to the database when moving from one row to another in the data grid. An indicator displays in the bottom left of the application, and you can click the indicator to change the state: Notes:
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Commit after each statement in script with auto commit | Commit changes to the database after each statement in a script in the Editor executes if auto commit is enabled. Default: Selected |
Tips:
To navigate to the directory where option settings are stored, click the Application Data Directory link in the About dialog (Help | About).
To search for a partial or complete option name or value, use the Search field at the bottom of each Options page. See About Options for more information.