Run a Partial Query in TOAD
Charlie Frank
April 11, 2009
To run only a portion of a large SQL or PL/SQL query in TOAD, you can press Shift+F9 to run the specific part of the query situated at your cursor.
To run only a portion of a large SQL or PL/SQL query in TOAD, you can press Shift+F9 to run the specific part of the query situated at your cursor.
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