... 77After Debugging 78Code Profiling 78 Using CodeXpert 78 Database Administration 82 Using the DBA Module 83 Using the Database Browser 85Modifying Oracle Parameters 86Managing Sessions 88Creating ... 90Checking Extents 94 Using Oracle s Import/Export Tools 94 Using Other Toad Import/Export Utilities 95Comparing Schemas and Databases 97Performing SGA Trace Optimization 98 Using the HTML Schema ... development environmenttool for Oracle. It has developed into a feature-rich programthat provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to the Oracle database for all Oracle users. Using Toad will make you...
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