Toad For Oracle 11.0: Installation Guide
Toad For Oracle 11.0: Installation Guide
Toad For Oracle 11.0: Installation Guide
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Install Toad 7
Install or Upgrade Toad 7
Install Toad on Citrix or Remote Desktop Services Systems 7
Uninstall Toad 8
Manually Import Toad Settings 8
Import Settings During Installation 8
Index 20
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Installation Requirements
System Requirements
Before installing Toad, ensure your system meets the following minimum hardware and software
requirements:
Hard Disk 75 MB
Space
Database Oracle 8.0.6; 8.1.7; 9i; 9i R2; 10g R1; 10g R2; 11g R1, 11g R2
Server Toad has been tested on Oracle Exadata 2.0 running Oracle database 11g
R2.
Important: It is recommended that your client version be of the same
release (or later) as your database server. This is an Oracle
recommendation to prevent performance issues.
Additional Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later (to view the Release Notes)
Software Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0 or later (to view the Installation Guide)
Virtualization Support
Before installing Toad, review the following for virtualization support:
Note: Toad may work in virtualization environments other than the ones listed.
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Install Toad
If you already have Toad installed and run the installer for a newer version, the new version
installs side-by-side to your previous version. The first time you run the new version you are
prompted to import your previous settings files.
Caution: If you also have the freeware version of Toad, you should not install the
commercial version over the freeware version. This will adversely affect some functions.
Install the commercial version in a different directory from the freeware version.
Notes:
l Toad supports importing settings only if the new version is within two releases of the
previous version. If your versions are more than two releases apart, you need to install an
intermediate version to successfully import the files.
l If you need to import your Toad settings from another computer, you can manually import
the settings. See "Manually Import Toad Settings" (page 8) for more information.
1. Run the Toad bundle installation program from the DVD or download file.
Note: On the Read-Only Installation page, select whether to install Toad as a typical
install with all features enabled, or whether you want to install as read-only. In read-only
mode, you cannot create, alter, or drop database objects.
Note: Write access is required to the Oracle directory if any of the users want to edit the
tnsnames.ora file by using the TNSNames Editor.
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5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 for each server in the Citrix/Remote Desktop Services farm.
Note: Although you must install Toad on every server in the farm, you only need to
publish Toad once.
Uninstall Toad
When you use Toad, you create new Toad files such as SQL scripts, data output, or temp files.
When you run uninstall, Toad has no way of knowing what those files are, so it does not remove
files that you have created. You must manually delete them.
To uninstall Toad
» From Start | Programs | Quest Software | Quest Installer, select the Quest Installer, and
then follow the instructions for uninstalling the appropriate program.
If you just need to import your connection settings or saved SQL, Toad has features that allow
you to easily import and export them from one copy of Toad to another. Review the following
topics in the online help for additional information:
Watch the Manually Importing Toad for Oracle Settings video on Quest's video channel.
Note: Toad supports importing settings only if the new version is within two releases of the
previous version. If your versions are more than two releases apart, you need to install an
intermediate version to successfully import the files.
procedure if your old settings are not located on the same computer.
1. On your old computer, open Windows Explorer and locate the Toad settings folder.
Tip: To find the settings folder, select View | Toad Options | General. The folder
location is listed in the Application data directory field.
2. Copy the folder to the new computer, a network it can connect to, or a storage device.
l You accidentally selected to perform a clean install when you installed a new
version of Toad
l You have already installed Toad on a new computer and your Toad settings are on
another computer
1. If your Toad settings are on another computer, complete the following steps:
a. On your old computer, open Windows Explorer and locate the Toad
settings folder.
Tip: To find the settings folder, select View | Toad Options | General. The folder
location is listed in the Application data directory field.
b. Copy the folder to the new computer, a network it can connect to, or a
storage device.
Tip: To find the settings folder, select View | Toad Options | General. The folder
location is listed in the Application data directory field.
4. Delete everything in the new settings folder except for the QSAuth11.key file, if it is
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present.
Note: QSAuth11.key is a license key issued with old versions of Toad, but it is still valid
for new versions of Toad. If this file is not in your Toad settings folder, then you have a
new Toad license key.
7. Click and select the Toad settings folder you want to import.
8. Click Finish.
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Install Toad Silently
Note: You do not need to install the Quest Installer on any of the computers where you
are silently installing Toad products. The Quest Installer is only used to extract the
required MSI files.
1. Run your Toad bundle from the command prompt, including the correct path to the
directory where it resides and the /extract parameter. Since the executable contains
spaces, remember to include quotation marks. For example:
Select the Verify that all the products you want to extract display in this
product you list. If a product does not display, you should start over and
want to extract select an edition that contains all the files.
Readme.txt Click this link to open the extraction log as well as the
command-line parameters that are needed to perform default
installations of the products. This file also defines the order in
which the products need to be installed to satisfy the
dependencies between the products.
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1. Extract the MSI from the Quest Installer. See "Extract MSI Files" (page 11) for more
information.
For example:
For example, if you are currently in the directory where the MSI resides, entering the following
command installs to the standard location:
You can also set additional parameters or run the MSI from a location other than the active
directory. For example:
It is strongly recommended that you read all of the Group Policy Editor documentation before
deploying this feature. Group Policy Editor documentation can be found in the Group Policy
Editor Help file, or in the GrpPlcyEdtr.pdf file, both of which are installed when you install the
Group Policy Editor.
The Group Policy Manager functionality consists of the following parts, which do not have to
reside on the same computer:
l Group Policy Server—Windows service that controls delivery of policy files to individual
Toad instances.
l Group Policy Editor—Setup groups and policies and publish policies to the policy server.
This should be installed on the administrator's computer.
l Toad Policy files—Contain the restrictions provided by the Group Policy Server. All
client installations of Toad include a toad.pdl file in the installation directory. If you are
planning on using the managed environment, this .pdl file must be replaced with a
managed file (that includes a group assignment for receiving policies) before that instance
of Toad can be controlled.
For full information about the Toad Policy Manager, please see the Toad Policy Editor help file.
Installation Options
You have the following options to install the Group Policy Manager:
l Full Install—Installs the Group Policy Server and the Group Policy Editor to the
same location.
l Group Policy Server—Installs only the Group Policy Server.
Note: If you want to use the server and the editor from the same computer, you must
select the Full install option. Otherwise the installed parts will not be able to
communicate.
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Group Policy Manager
To upgrade Toad Group Policy Editor and maintain any settings and files you have created using
a pre-9.5 version, you will need to move the pre-9.5 files as described in the following
procedure.
» Move the following files from the current Editor directory to your preferred
directory path:
l Group Policy.ini
l Group PolicyGUI.ini
l Entire Files subdirectory
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install 7 install 7
support 6 requirements
F privileges 5
G S
upgrade 18 parameters 12
I system requirements 5
import T
install U
Citrix 7 uninstall 8
locally 7 silently 16
M virtualization support 6
N vWorkspace 6