Toad For Oracle Key

Toad for Oracle Tips and Tricks Page 3 Toad for Oracle Standard Edition Features Regardless of your job title or responsibility in your organization, if you work with Oracle, then you will need a quick and efficient way to access the data in your database. This part of the document will step you through how to browse the contents of tables. Toad for Oracle (64-bit) is a comprehensive database tool for development and administration that enables you to perform daily tasks efficiently and accurately.

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I have the DBA option so I should have Knowledge Expert for Oracle admin. It is now asking me for a key. What could be the problem?

Have I messed up a setting? How do I go about fixing it? - - only wusses test in test, real programmers test in production - - Erwin Rollauer ISR, McGill University 688 Sherbrooke St W, Suite 500, H3A 3R1 514 398-5023 ex 00626. Erwin, I had the same problem, try this. Please could you follow this solution from the online knowledgebase and let me know if this resolves the problem.

RESOLUTION: Verify that the 'Admin Kb' is listed under the 'Options' section of the Help About in TOAD. Next, check the registry 1. Go to Start Run and type in 'Regedit'. Go to HKEYLOCALMACHINE Software Quest Software. On the right-hand pane, find 'LFPathTOAD'. Make sure it has the value of the path of the TOAD directory. For example: C: Program Files Quest Software Toad for Oracle.

If there are multiple Toad applications, make sure it is the path of the TOAD being used. Verify that the 'Product' value is set to 11. Restart TOAD and launch Knowledge Xpert for Oracle Admin. If the problem remains, try the following additional steps: NOTE: Please have your authorization key and site message in hand 1. Close down TOAD. Go to the Start menu Search For Files or Folders and find 'QSAUTH.KEY'. Look for QSAuth11.KEY and QSAuthorize11.KEY.

Rename QSAuth11.KEY and QSAuthorize11.KEY to QSAuth11.OLD and QSAuthorize11.OLD. Rename the QSAuth38.KEY and QSAuthorize38.KEY as well. Did not exist 6. Re-launch TOAD and input your license key. Launch Knowledge Xpert for Oracle Admin from TOAD. Done, it works Regards, Carl From: mailto: On Behalf Of Erwin Rollauer Sent: 19 January 2007 21:13 To: Subject: toad Knowledge expert for Oracle admin asking me for key I have the DBA option so I should have Knowledge Expert for Oracle admin.

It is now asking me for a key. What could be the problem? Have I messed up a setting? How do I go about fixing it? - - only wusses test in test, real programmers test in production - - Erwin Rollauer ISR, McGill University 688 Sherbrooke St W, Suite 500, H3A 3R1 514 398-5023 ex 00626 This message may contain legally privileged or confidential information and is therefore addressed to the named persons only. The recipient should inform the sender and delete this message, if he/she is not named as addressee.

The sender disclaims any and all liability for the integrity and punctuality of this message. The sender has activated an automatic virus scanning, but does not guarantee the virus free transmission of this message.

Call support, this is a known issue and I believe a fix is available. The problem is on the KXpert side, not the Toad side. From: mailto: On Behalf Of Erwin Rollauer Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 4:13 PM To: Subject: toad Knowledge expert for Oracle admin asking me for key I have the DBA option so I should have Knowledge Expert for Oracle admin. It is now asking me for a key.

What could be the problem? Have I messed up a setting? How do I go about fixing it? - - only wusses test in test, real programmers test in production - - Erwin Rollauer ISR, McGill University 688 Sherbrooke St W, Suite 500, H3A 3R1 514 398-5023 ex 00626. The section in red was the solution. It worked perfectly.

I had had a problem with commenting/un-commenting blocks. So I installed a new Toad from scratch and changed one set of options from the default to what I had until I found the problem. I guess I also replied yes to install the knowledge base for admin. So of course it changed the registry info. Once I found the problem setting and changed it in my main Toad I removed the Toad I had just installed.

I guess that left the registry in a 'bad' state. I HATE THE REGISTRY.

Why can't Toad go back to the simpler and cleaner installs which only used INI files this way you could install Toad on a memory stick and use on any computer. You currently allow installing Toad on your work and home computer since you can't be at home and at work at the same time. I would prefer allowing only one install but on movable media. This way it would always be with you. Erwin Rollauer, ISR, McGill, 514 398-5023 ex 00626 From: mailto: On Behalf Of Carl Wright Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 9:18 AM To: ' Subject: RE: toad Knowledge expert for Oracle admin asking me for key Erwin, I had the same problem, try this.

Please could you follow this solution from the online knowledgebase and let me know if this resolves the problem. RESOLUTION: Verify that the 'Admin Kb' is listed under the 'Options' section of the Help About in TOAD. Next, check the registry 1. Go to Start Run and type in 'Regedit'. Go to HKEYLOCALMACHINE Software Quest Software. On the right-hand pane, find 'LFPathTOAD'.

Make sure it has the value of the path of the TOAD directory. For example: C: Program Files Quest Software Toad for Oracle. If there are multiple Toad applications, make sure it is the path of the TOAD being used.

Verify that the 'Product' value is set to 11. Restart TOAD and launch Knowledge Xpert for Oracle Admin. If the problem remains, try the following additional steps: NOTE: Please have your authorization key and site message in hand 1.

Toad For Oracle Keygen

Close down TOAD. Go to the Start menu Search For Files or Folders and find 'QSAUTH.KEY'. Look for QSAuth11.KEY and QSAuthorize11.KEY. Rename QSAuth11.KEY and QSAuthorize11.KEY to QSAuth11.OLD and QSAuthorize11.OLD. Rename the QSAuth38.KEY and QSAuthorize38.KEY as well. Did not exist 6. Re-launch TOAD and input your license key.

Launch Knowledge Xpert for Oracle Admin from TOAD. Done, it works Regards, Carl From: mailto: On Behalf Of Erwin Rollauer Sent: 19 January 2007 21:13 To: Subject: toad Knowledge expert for Oracle admin asking me for key I have the DBA option so I should have Knowledge Expert for Oracle admin. It is now asking me for a key. What could be the problem? Have I messed up a setting? How do I go about fixing it?

- - only wusses test in test, real programmers test in production - - Erwin Rollauer ISR, McGill University 688 Sherbrooke St W, Suite 500, H3A 3R1 514 398-5023 ex 00626 This message may contain legally privileged or confidential information and is therefore addressed to the named persons only. The recipient should inform the sender and delete this message, if he/she is not named as addressee. The sender disclaims any and all liability for the integrity and punctuality of this message.

The sender has activated an automatic virus scanning, but does not guarantee the virus free transmission of this message. The use of the registry is not Toad's fault, it's required for all the other quest products which it interacts with. Toad itself doesn't use it for anything From: mailto: On Behalf Of Erwin Rollauer Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 10:16 AM To: Subject: RE: toad Knowledge expert for Oracle admin asking me for key The section in red was the solution. It worked perfectly. I had had a problem with commenting/un-commenting blocks. So I installed a new Toad from scratch and changed one set of options from the default to what I had until I found the problem. I guess I also replied yes to install the knowledge base for admin.

So of course it changed the registry info. Once I found the problem setting and changed it in my main Toad I removed the Toad I had just installed. I guess that left the registry in a 'bad' state. I HATE THE REGISTRY. Why can't Toad go back to the simpler and cleaner installs which only used INI files this way you could install Toad on a memory stick and use on any computer. You currently allow installing Toad on your work and home computer since you can't be at home and at work at the same time. I would prefer allowing only one install but on movable media.

This way it would always be with you. Erwin Rollauer, ISR, McGill, 514 398-5023 ex 00626 From: mailto: On Behalf Of Carl Wright Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 9:18 AM To: ' Subject: RE: toad Knowledge expert for Oracle admin asking me for key Erwin, I had the same problem, try this.

On the right-hand pane, find 'LFPathTOAD'. Make sure it has the value of the path of the TOAD directory. For example: C: Program Files Quest Software Toad for Oracle. If there are multiple Toad applications, make sure it is the path of the TOAD being used.

Look for QSAuth11.KEY and QSAuthorize11.KEY. Rename QSAuth11.KEY and QSAuthorize11.KEY to QSAuth11.OLD and QSAuthorize11.OLD. Rename the QSAuth38.KEY and QSAuthorize38.KEY as well. Did not exist 6. Re-launch TOAD and input your license key. Launch Knowledge Xpert for Oracle Admin from TOAD. Done, it works Regards, Carl From: mailto: On Behalf Of Erwin Rollauer Sent: 19 January 2007 21:13 To: Subject: toad Knowledge expert for Oracle admin asking me for key I have the DBA option so I should have Knowledge Expert for Oracle admin.