FUNCTIONALITY

Create New Connection

Open Schema Browser
Create New User

Create Role
Create Objects like Tables, views, Constraints,
Index, synonym, Sequence, DB link, Triger ..etc
Database Export
Database Comparision
Schema Comparision

Object Search

Datbase Import
Open SQL Editor
Date Format Change
Execute Script File

Compare Files

Show Line Numbers

Syntax Highlighting

Code Templates
Execute a Statement
Execute as Script
Explain Plan For Current Statemnt
Code Snippets
Dbms Output
TOAD
go to Session menu -- > New Connection
go to Database Menu -- > Schema Browser
go to Database -- > Create -- > User

go to Database -- > Create -- > Role

go to Database -- > Create -- > [Choose respective Object ]

Database -- > Export
Database -- > Compare -- > Databases
Database -- > Compare -- > Schemas

1 Session -- > Schema Browser Filters or

2 select the schema from drop down in schema browser search for
objects or
3 Search Menu -- > Object Search
Database -- > Import --> Import from Source File /
Import Table data/Data Pump Import Wizard
Database -- > Editor
Database -- > Administer -- > NLS Parameters
Editor --> Load and Execute a Script File

Utilities -- > Compare Files

View -- > Toad Options -- > Editor -- > Display -- > General --> show
line numbers
View -- > Toad Options -- > Editor -- > Display -- > Syntax highlighting(
Objects)

View -- > Toad Options -> Editor -> Behavior --> Code Templates.
Editor -- > Execute a Statement (F9)
Editor -- > Execute as Script (F5)
Edittor -- > Explain Plan Current SQL ( CTRL+E)
SQLDeveloper
View -- > Connections -- > click New Connection(+ Icon)
Right Click on Connection under Connections -- > Schema Browser
Expand Connection --> Right Click Other Users -- > Create User
View -- > DBA -- > Create New Connection for sys as sysdba -->Expand -->
Security -- >Right Click Role -- >Create New

Expand Connection --> Right Click respective Object -- > New [Object ]
Tools -- > Database Export
Tools -- > Database Diff
Tools -- > Database Diff
1 View -- > Find DB Object OR
2 Expand the Connection -- > Right Click on required object and apply Filter

Expand Connnection --> Right Clickmon Tables --> Import data

Tools -- > SQL Worksheet

Tools -- > Preferences --> NLS
File -- > Open -- > Click on Run Script Icon (F5)
Find your PL/SQL object in the navigation tree and right click -->
Compare with -- > Other File

Right Click on Left side of SQL Worksheet -- > Toggle Line Numbers

Tools -- > Preferences --> Code Editor -- > PlSQL Syntax Colors

Ctrl - Enter
F5
press F10 or click Explain Plan icon on top of sql work sheet beside run script button
View -- > Snippets
View -- > Dbms Output