Re: Whats your killer feature?
"michaelallaire" <[email protected]>
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Step 1) Select 2 or more record rows within an existing datagrid resultset, Step 2) left click on icon in upper left corner of grid [hover text = "click here to show/hide columns"] Step 3) with cursor hovering over checkbox column listing rendered from step 2, right click to display context menu Step 4) select last option in context menu, "uncheck columns with matching data in selected rows" The remaining checked, visible columns should be only those with varying values between the selected records. --- In [email protected], Louis BROUILLETTE <Louis.Brouillette@...> wrote: > > I'm back from vacations this morning so that's why I'm a little late > with this. > > How can you do # 2: compare the values of multiple lines of data in the > data grid ??? > Le 2012-07-26 01:21, r_squires a écrit : > > > > I was chatting with one of my colleagues who is still using TOAD 9.6 > > and I asked him why he didn't upgrade to 11.5. He wasn't sure what the > > benefit would be. We use the Schema Browser and SQL Editor primarily > > so the best I could come up with were: > > > > 1. The editor now highlights every instance of a selection > > 2. You can compare the values of multiple lines of data in the data > > grid to identify differences > > 3. Describing an object now groups all of your describes together so > > that you don't have lots of describe windows all over the place > > > > But, it got me thinking. What's your killer feature? > > > > > > -- > Louis Brouillette > Chargé de projet informatique et technologique (DBA) > Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières > Tel: (819) 376-5011 ext. 2435 > Email: Louis.Brouillette@... >