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Location: Blogs Jeff Smith's Blog    
 JeffSmith 10/26/2009
So with Toad v10 being released, my Tips & Tricks guide became a bit out of date.  You can find an updated copy, as well as our v9 copy, here.  All of your favorite keyboard shortcuts and workflows remain largely unchanged, so this is more of an update for making sure screenshots and naming conventions are correct for our newer users.
 
For our Xpert edition users, you will see significant changes in the SQL Optimization interface and workflow.  Be sure to investigate the 4 different SQL tuning methods, in particular ‘Optimize’ and ‘Rewrite.’  The nature of your query (how long it takes to run, how complex is it?) will determine the method that’s best for you.
 
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