RE: Speed up autocimplete

Michael Staszewski <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.db.oracle.toad.free
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You'll see several options in there. Enable caching of code insight objects. This speeds up subsequent fetches, but the list will only update under special circumstances after the initial fetch. This is useful if your objects remain fairly static. Also, see the check list box where you can enable options to show. Uncheck any you are uninterested in. Public synonyms are a performance killer. Other than that the only delay is in the time it takes to execute the queries to populate the list. Gather stats and perform other DB tuning necessary to improve the execution time of those queries.

Michael

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Zachary Yadamec
Sent: Friday, October 14, 2011 11:32 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [toad] Speed up autocimplete





Message from: ZYaddy


I just started at a new company using toad 10.6.1.3 after using SQLDBX for years.  The auto complete seems to be clunky and slow. it takes a good 10/20 seconds of not typing for it to suggest column names.  I am used to SQLDBX where it is almost instant as you type.  Is there any way to tell toad to pre-fetch the schema structure in order to speed this up?


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Author: Zachary Yadamec
Date: Fri Oct 14 08:31:36 PDT 2011
I just started at a new company using toad 10.6.1.3 after using SQLDBX for years.  The auto complete seems to be clunky and slow. it takes a good 10/20 seconds of not typing for it to suggest column names.  I am used to SQLDBX where it is almost instant as you type.  Is there any way to tell toad to pre-fetch the schema structure in order to speed this up?

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