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I am using Toad 11.5 when I run multiple truncate statement, it gives an error ORA-00911: invalid character truncate table employees; truncate table employees_edit_history; truncate table sourcecontributioncalc; but when I run it one bye one , it execute successfully! Why toad giving an error when I run all statements once? and any solution for that ? When you run it as a statement (F9) you can't have multiple statements, and the semicolons are meaningless - as they are statement separators. (You get the same error with a semicolon in an execute immediate or JDBC call, for example, as they

I am running an SQL (Oracle) statement like that select * from table where table_id in ('265&310', '266&320') While running through TOAD, it consider & as some variable placeholder and it asks for its value. If it was for 1-2 place holders then I could have set it in TOAD but the in clause has like 200 of strings. How to put this query? I want to export the DATASET as SQL INSERT statement, so I can't use this in SQL-PLUS. In TOAD, you can disable the prompt for substitution variables from the options dialog: You need to uncheck: View –> Toad Options –> Execute/Compile –> Prompt for

I want to create some tables in our database from some queries I have developed. I used the code below and it created the table and it works great. The issue I am having is apparently it created the table using a different tablespace than the one we are supposed to use. Is there a way to specify that in code like what is below? Just a disclaimer, I am more of the end user of the data so I am not as tech savy. CREATE TABLE new_permanent_table AS SELECT * FROM old_temporary_table WHERE amount<5000; Assuming that you have a quota on the other tablespace, you should be able to just add the

Whenever I read a csv file in R ( read.csv("file_name.csv") ) that was exported using toad, the first column name is preceded by the following characters " ï.. ". Also, opening the csv file in excel or notepad++ shows up correctly (without the preceding characters). This is a hassle as my workaround has been to rename the column after each read. Thanks for any fix to this issue! Edit: The export was created in Toad by right-clicking on the result set of a query and selecting 'Quick Export -> File -> CSV File' More details per comment: head(readLines('test_file.csv'),n=3) [1] "ID,LOCATION"

I'm trying to read in a blob, convert it to JPG and then write back to the blob (it is being passed in by reference, but when trying to compile in TOAD I get an error on ImageIO.write. CREATE OR REPLACE AND RESOLVE JAVA SOURCE NAMED BANNADMIN.IMAGE_CONVERTER AS package uk.co.ImageUtil; import javax.imageio.ImageIO; import java.io.File; import java.io.IOException; import java.awt.image.BufferedImage; import oracle.sql.*; import java.io.OutputStream; public class ImageConverter { public static void convertImage(BLOB[] blob) { BufferedImage image = null; OutputStream outputStream = null; try {