A workspace could contain objects based on the schema you are working on. You can switch between workspaces at any time and start working in the associated environment. There is no limit to the number of workspaces you can have.Īs you can see there are five custom workspaces as well as the “Default Workspace”. Now, on your dropdown menu you will see this new workspace, and any other workspaces you may have created. To save this configuration as a Workspace you simply click on the icon to the right of the dropdown (see screen shot below) and enter a name for your new workspace and click the OK button. This means this is a generic work environment. Notice in the upper-right the dropdown displays. In the picture below you can see I have an environment that has a Team Coding Manager panel, a Schema Browser panel and an Editor tab. This lets you quickly resume work after restarting Toad. With a workspace, you can save your current Toad windows and connections. The main reason why you would want to create a workspace is to save time when you restart Toad. Why would you want to create a workspace?

You could have a workspace that contains debugging features in your dev environment and one that has database management features in your maintenance environment. A workspace allows you to have a preferred look and feel for one or more groups of Toad components. Workspaces are different working environments that you can create within Toad®.

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