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Table 3.1 SQL Editor Shortcuts by Keystroke
Shortcut |
Description |
Illustration |
F1 |
Windows Help File |
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F2 |
Toggle Output Window |
Figure 3.2 |
Shift+F2 |
Toggle Data Grid Window |
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F3 |
Find Next Occurrence |
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Shift+F3 |
Find Previous Occurrence |
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F4 |
Describe Table, View, Procedure, Function |
Figure 3.26 |
F5 |
Execute SQL as a script |
Figure 3.34 |
F6 |
Toggle between SQL Editor and Results Panel |
Figure 3.1 |
F7 |
Clear All Text |
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F8 |
Recall Previous SQL Statement |
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F9 |
Execute Statement |
Figure 3.33 |
Ctrl+F9 |
Set Code Execution Parameters |
Figure 3.33 |
Shift+F9 |
Execute Current SQL statement at Cursor |
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F10 or right-click |
Pop-up Menu |
Figures 3.4, 3.10 |
Ctrl+F12 |
External Editor, Pass Contents |
Figures 3.5, 3.6 |
Ctrl+A |
Select All Text |
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Ctrl+C |
Copy |
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Ctrl+E |
Execute Explain Plan on the Current Statement |
Figure 3.41 |
Ctrl+F |
Find Text |
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Ctrl+G |
Goto Line |
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Ctrl+L |
Convert Text to Lowercase |
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Ctrl+M |
Make Code Statement |
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Ctrl+N |
Recall Named SQL Statement |
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Ctrl+O |
Open a Text File |
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Ctrl+P |
Strip Code Statement |
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Ctrl+R |
Find and Replace |
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Ctrl+S |
Save File |
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Shift+Ctrl+S |
Save File As |
Figure 3.18 |
Ctrl+T |
Columns Drop-down |
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Shift+Ctrl+R |
Alias Replacement |
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Shift+Ctrl+T |
Columns Drop-Down no alias |
Figure 3.19 |
Ctrl+Spacebar |
Code Templates |
Figure 3.30 |
Ctrl+U |
Converts Text to Uppercase |
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Ctrl+V |
Paste |
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Ctrl+X |
Cut |
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Ctrl+Z |
Undo Last Change |
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Ctrl+. |
Display Pop-up List of Matching Table Names |
Figure 3.16 |
Shift+Ctrl+Z |
Redo Last Undo |
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Alt+Up Arrow |
Display Previous Statement |
Figure 3.7 |
Alt+Down Arrow |
Display Next Statement (After Alt+Up Arrow) |
Figure 3.7 |
Ctrl+Home |
In the data grid: goes to the top of the record set |
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Ctrl+End |
In the data grid: goes to the end of the record set |
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Ctrl+Tab |
Cycles through the Collection of MDI Child Windows |
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TIP
The competent TOAD user makes use of Shift+F9 to execute SQL statements one at a time out of a script, and F8 to recall the previous SQL statement. The TOAD user also makes use of cut and paste to move code between TOAD windows.
Shift+F9 executes single SQL statements.
F8 recalls the previous SQL statement.
Table 3.2 SQL Editor Shortcuts by Description
Description |
Shortcut |
Illustration |
Alias Replacement |
Shift+Ctrl+R |
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Clear All Text |
F7 |
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Code Templates |
Ctrl+Spacebar |
Figure 3.30 |
Columns Drop-down |
Ctrl+T |
Figure 3.18 |
Columns Drop-down no alias |
Shift+Ctrl+T |
Figure 3.19 |
Convert Text to Lowercase |
Ctrl+L |
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Convert Text to Uppercase |
Ctrl+U |
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Copy |
Ctrl+C |
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Cut |
Ctrl+X |
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Cycles through the Collection of MDI Child Windows |
Ctrl+Tab |
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Describe Table, View, Procedure, Function, or Package |
F4 |
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Display Next Statement (After Alt+Up Arrow) |
Alt+Down Arrow |
Figure 3.7 |
Display Previous Statement |
Alt+Up Arrow |
Figure 3.7 |
Display Pop-up List of Matching Table Names |
Ctrl+. |
Figure 3.16 |
Execute Current SQL Statement at Cursor |
Shift+F9 |
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Execute SQL as a Script |
F5 |
Figure 3.35 |
Execute Explain Plan on the Current SQL Statement |
Ctrl+E |
Figure 3.41 |
Execute SQL Statement |
F9 |
Figure 3.34 |
External Editor, Pass Contents |
Ctrl+F12 |
Figure 3.5 |
Find and Replace |
Ctrl+R |
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Find Next Occurrence |
F3 |
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Find Previous Occurrence |
Shift+F3 |
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Find Text |
Ctrl+F |
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Goto Line |
Ctrl+G |
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In the data grid: goes to the end of the record set |
Ctrl+End |
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In the data grid: goes to the top of the record set |
Ctrl+Home |
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Make Code Statement |
Ctrl+M |
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Open a Text File |
Ctrl+O |
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Paste |
Ctrl+V |
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Pop-up Menu |
F10 or RT-Mouse |
Figures 3.4, 3.10 |
Recall Named SQL |
Ctrl+N |
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Recall Previous SQL Statement |
F8 |
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Redo Last Undo |
Shift+Ctrl+Z |
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Save File |
Ctrl+S |
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Save File As |
Shift+Ctrl+S |
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Select All Text |
Ctrl+A |
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Strip Code Statement |
Ctrl+P |
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Toggle between SQL Editor and Results Panel |
F6 |
Figure 3.1 |
Toggle Full Screen Editor |
F2 |
Figure 3.2 |
Undo Last Change |
Ctrl+Z |
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Verify Statement Without Execution (Parse) |
Ctrl+F9 |
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Windows Help File |
F1 |
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