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It's because you're missing the INTO string. PL/SQL is not like T-SQL, in that it's server based, and if you want the client to return something, you have to tell PL/SQL how to do that. You can't just run a select statement inside PL/SQL and expect it to display the results on your screen. What exactly are you trying to do here? (I ask, because normally, you would do something with the results - e.g.

Use the results to insert into/update/delete from another table, or run some other procedure etc.) – Jan 29 '15 at 11:49 •. If, howerver, you're wanting to pass the results on to another program, you'll have to work out the best way of doing that. I would suggest a ref cursor would be the best way of doing that. (This basically creates a cursor pointer and passes that across to the calling program so it can fetch data directly from the cursor.) BTW. Every dml operation in Oracle opens a cursor; I know that SQL Server treats cursors differently, but they're not something to be scared of in Oracle.

– Jan 29 '15 at 16:11.

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The whole connection process is defined through three files located in%USERPROFILE% AppData Roaming Quest Software Toad for Oracle 11.6 User Files, where '11.6' is Toad version and may vary in your cases: • CONNECTIONS.INI • CONNECTIONACTIONS.INI • CONNECTIONPWDS.INI Passwords are stored in encrypted way in CONNECTIONPWDS.INI file. However they are not exposed in any normal way (you can read them) but only to use them as login without knowing password, which was once placed. This may raised some security issue, which I'll cover at the end. But having stored passwords allow Toad many beautiful automation and wide a lot actions that might need password as input. However, saving passwords also gave me additional feature (which is originally mine trick)-a way to retrieve Oracle passwords from any saved connection. The solution The trick is based on another Toad for Oracle feature-get SQL for any kind of DDL action, which was performed through GUI, in this case creating db link. Fifty shades of grey full movie youtube. Here is what you have to do to retrieve scott password: • Connect in Toad as any user for which you DO NOT WANT TO RETRIEVE password (in mine case this is vadas user) • Choose Database Create DB Link menu item • Fill data as shown in the picture.

The End Someone might say this is security issue, but I do strongly think it is not! Mentioned file with stored passwords is encrypted with two keys: • Domain user name • Some kind of workstation unique hash value These ensures that password file cannot be copied to another workstation and Domain admins (or other privileged users on that workstation) cannot use that file in any way! Download pcb wizard full version. For me this is more then fair insurance. Keep in mind that newer releases of Toad do not use 'workstation unique hash value', but only domain username as a pattern for hashing. Check and test before dropping old laptop data. For the end let me tell that if someone find storing password as a security issue regardless motioned, he/she can always disable that option and live with shorter Hope this helps someone.