6/1/2023 0 Comments Toad for oracle free![]() ![]() I load the new/changed code via TOAD to a test schema. Luckily, WinCVS allows you to use an externalĭiff (Beyond Compare) which comes in very handy. I pre-configure my Textpad with SQL syntax filesĪfter editing, I Beyond Compare each edited I then use TextPad to edit the PL/SQL code. In other words I need to have a good starting baseline. I ensure that the CVS sql repository is up to date. I Beyond Compare each file version exported by TOAD ![]() These files are initially checked into CVS. I move these files (Cygwin bash script) in directories This gets me individual files for each database object. In the Database menu -> Export -> Table Scripts In the Database menu -> Export -> Source Code I use Quest Software TOAD to export all PL/SQL and table DDL code to the filesystem. Import code back using Quest Software TOAD Use a Cygwin bash script to create a master changes file.ĩ. Check code in to WinCVS / CVSNT (if needed)Ĩ. Compare versions via BeyondCompare (if needed)ħ. Check code out of WinCVS / CVSNT (if needed)Ħ. Compare versions via BeyondCompare (if needed)Ĥ. Use a Cygwin bash script to move files into the appropriate directoriesģ. Here are my PL/SQL coding core practices:Ģ. I do not trust PL/SQL software development to any of the PL/SQL IDE tools out there. I've had several crashes of Quest Software's TOAD as well as Quest Software's SQL Navigator (I've been using it since Version 3). ![]() (for more on continuous improvement/Kaizen see link text) I've tried to apply continuous improvement to SQL development and it has worked out wonderfully for me. For me PL/SQL development is a process that has evolved over time. ![]()
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