Toad® for SQL Server
and Toad for DB2
4.6
Auditing Guide
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Auditing Guide
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Table of Contents
Introduction............................................................................................................................................................... 4
Installation Options ................................................................................................................................................... 4
Toad Release History ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Toad File Signatures ................................................................................................................................................ 6
Toad License File Scan ............................................................................................................................................ 9
Toad Registry Scan .................................................................................................................................................. 9
Toad Uninstall Registry ...........................................................................................................................9
Toad Install Registry ..............................................................................................................................12
SMS Installation ..................................................................................................................................................... 15
Citrix Server ............................................................................................................................................................ 16
Toad Freeware Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 16
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Introduction
This guide is designed to assist customers who are in the process of auditing their
environments for Toad for SQL Server and Toad for DB2 installations. The guide
provides the Toad release history and describes the various ways in which Toad can
be installed at your site.
Installation Options
Toad can be installed under the following configurations:
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Toad Freeware installation (legacy and current)
Standard local installation (Trial and Commercial editions)
SMS installation (via silent installation options)
Citrix installation (available since Toad for SQL Server 3.1 and Toad for DB2
3.0)
Toad Release History
Toad for SQL Server
Product Name
Version
Release Date
Toad for SQL Server
5.0
Jul 2010
4.6
Nov 2009
4.5
Jul 2009
4.1
Nov 2008
4.0
Aug 2008
3.2
Nov 2007
3.1
Aug 2007
3.0
Jun 2007
2.0.3
Oct 2006
2.0.2
Aug 2006
2.0.1
Jul 2006
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Product Name
Version
Release Date
Toad for SQL Server
2.0
Jul 2006
1.0.3
Feb 2006
1.0.1
Dec 2005
1.0
Oct 2005
Product Name
Version
Release Date
Toad for DB2
4.6
Feb 2010
4.5.2
Nov 2009
4.5.1
Sep 2009
4.5
Jul 2009
4.0.1
Nov 2008
4.0
Sep 2008
3.1
Feb 2008
3.0.1
Sep 2007
3.0
Jul 2007
2.5.1
Feb 2007
2.5
Dec 2006
2.0.1
Nov 2006
2.0
Sep 2006
1.0.3
Feb 2006
1.0.2
Jan 2006
1.0.1
Nov 2005
1.0
Oct 2005
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Toad File Signatures
The Toad.exe file for each release version is the same size regardless of whether you
are using the freeware, trial, or commercial edition.
To determine the exact version number of your current Toad installation (if the
installation is Toad for SQL Server 3.2 or later or Toad for DB2 3.1 or later), view
the file properties for Toad.exe:
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To determine the version number for a Toad for SQL Server installation earlier than
3.2, view the file properties for [install dir]\Plugins\SqlServer\ToadSqlServer.dll
(where [install dir] is the directory in which you installed Toad):
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To determine the version number for a Toad for DB2 installation earlier than 3.1,
view the file properties for [install dir]\Plugins\DB2\ToadDB2.dll (where [install dir]
is the directory in which you installed Toad):
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Toad License File Scan
For Toad for SQL Server version 4.1 and Toad for DB2 version 4.0.1 and earlier, the
most accurate way to determine whether your current installation is a Trial or
Commercial edition is to scan the license file to see whether the license key is a
commercial or trial key. Starting with version 4.5, you can also determine the edition
by looking up the registry value Edition. Refer to “Toad Registry Scan” section for
more details.
Toad’s license key is stored as clear text in the file license.key. You can examine
this file to view your current license key and authorization string. If the second line
of the file shows Trial Version, then your Toad copy is licensed as a Trial edition.
The following is an example of a trial license key in the in the license.key file:
E4B4DCSNJMMD08FGYGS584JYBXSDH6D8KR-123-45678-7B
Trial Version
For Toad version 4.5 and earlier, in standalone installations, license.key is stored in
the same folder where Toad.exe is installed. In Citrix installations, the file is located
in the User Settings folder on the Citrix server.
For version 4.6 and later, the license.key file is stored in the All Users folder on XP
(for example, C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Quest
Software\Toad for SQL Server 4.6). On Vista, the license.key location is the
ProgramData folder (for example, C:\ProgramData\Quest Software\ Toad for SQL
Server 4.6). This location is used by Citrix installations as well.
Toad Registry Scan
Toad Uninstall Registry
The following shows the Toad uninstall registry entry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersio
n\Uninstall\[ProductCode]
where \[ProductCode] is the appropriate value listed in one of the following
sections.
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Toad for SQL Server
Commercial:
1.0
2.0
3.0
3.1
3.2
4.0
4.1
4.5
4.6
5.0
{EEC2F0E9-DB33-44FF-9823-25959A75FF5B}
{17653237-4F56-475A-A8F3-0ECA3279A53F}
{DAFFC404-1585-44A1-A200-84315D9CD1CE}
{46FA3F7A-6FF2-4B43-A3DC-25D11BD521BC}
{581FD160-DFA5-4AC9-A2E5-6408A427E653}
{D1A14C20-1D7A-432E-A148-26D8F6AF535A}
{01829B32-7868-4606-8BCC-BD39173473F8}
{21F7B293-6074-455F-974A-A431A80D8962}
{F7A87702-62BD-4847-AD87-3C3AA7F8297C}
{2FA0327E-FBFC-4AEE-AAE2-A7C0B632B2A3}
Freeware:
1.0
2.0
3.0
3.1
3.2
4.0
4.1
4.5
4.6
5.0
{E760C698-712F-41AF-B33B-3687C8328514}
{F5EF25D8-8D4B-40C6-BFD3-A149BBC76CE1}
{2B265A23-9059-4A00-BDF6-0E05C73A61A1}
{94AA4D86-BAB0-4902-8612-FAE016A7F5FF}
{D946E103-B82C-43C5-B131-0427FD2D5BAD}
{5C12D6ED-ECEA-4EFE-A960-6243BD42AEF7}
{2703A11A-4E84-4666-8934-AB6C9FF3397D}
{8B8B4E66-E66D-48DD-88D3-DF41B87A6062}
{572BDC42-E46E-455B-BFAD-86FDBB3771A1}
{D8F5A89E-2848-4122-8A8A-F745FF9766B4}
Trial:
1.0
2.0
3.0
3.1
3.2
4.0
4.1
4.5
4.6
5.0
{55F7872D-9CFD-4D36-A287-3CE5237EBC9B}
{7C16057F-5BFF-46D1-B511-8F859C95704F}
{23305F1E-19C3-482F-8C50-4C2C4827C26E}
{583A7278-0662-4635-8F33-F3463F752C42}
{2FBF492C-8F17-42EC-83E8-5CD28AC65D00}
{6E745AE7-188E-4B83-A1A9-776CBEB0FEBC}
{5C01F86B-B888-4ABE-96AF-E35BF6564A19}
{B2F4391B-A04B-400E-B189-B45F1DB55413}
{A0AE8AC7-6130-45A3-BA41-B9F82C09FBA3}
{202E6CEF-316E-4AB8-A753-E7A15E803AE8}
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Toad for DB2
Commercial:
1.0
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.1
4.0
4.5
4.6
{5D590974-91EC-4A5A-8094-6F8799AF01D4}
{FF844FB2-02EC-4890-8531-9DAC1EA5D421}
{C536C6EB-1AF7-4436-8DF4-0E519EB26F8B}
{031F7C23-1B72-4DB8-BF43-0BF476079111}
{DA058E1E-0AFD-4772-A7EC-1546CC2C5B43}
{E1AD60BB-A3B2-4E9C-88BB-F6C5E770817E}
{43C6B5FE-E23F-4AF0-9FEF-9518DDD808EF}
{A08FF5DD-7EA6-4016-8484-0007972038B0}
Freeware:
1.0
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.1
4.0
4.5
4.6
{CE668198-B8E7-4C76-9DD5-5D22F29906E7}
{2D3AAA26-40D3-4F12-A8BC-6699097140D5}
{042FFC5B-BFB0-45B6-B918-4FB9C75E5537}
{B86F246E-9D78-4948-B18D-86A546F4F358}
{7B563540-F863-4BF4-82D3-A1995FB83352}
{3C06750E-F353-4F2A-9E62-B5EEE3F75D00}
{7235FAA6-943A-487C-9379-FF0FC048CC89}
{4B6BA164-65A6-4C16-984F-022D3B03F1BA}
Trial:
1.0
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.1
4.0
4.5
4.6
{6F9B93CB-5C9B-4533-8D9E-ABFE4E9B2AAA}
{D3CF234F-D5D2-4DC2-AFC9-A6615248B82E}
{BEC82B00-8F5B-443C-9DBE-3DCE44E49B64}
{6B8851C6-0497-40C2-92AC-F9010E89D592}
{F00371E5-5934-4EE6-A02A-14B408EE2EC1}
{F89574CB-9F55-45B5-AD80-777D686F7A12}
{4A59E320-3001-4DAB-B472-9C313D4CAFE8}
{82177208-26F8-429F-ADDF-DE297485910D}
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Toad Install Registry
Toad creates the following registry keys during installation:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Software
Quest Software
Toad for [Platform Name] [Edition Name]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
...
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Software
Quest Software
Toad for [Platform Name] [Edition Name]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
...
The INSTALLDIR value for the Toad for [Platform Name] [Edition Name] node
contains the installation path of the latest installed Toad.
For example, the following shows registry information after several versions of Toad
for SQL Server were installed:
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The registry entry for a Toad for DB2 2.0 or later installation includes the additional
value, DB2COPY, used by the DB2 9 client. This value has the format
TOAD[Edition][Version], as shown in the following examples:
Freeware 2.0
Trial 2.5
Commercial 3.0
TOADF20
TOADE25
TOADC30
The following is the registry key format that includes DB2COPY:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Software
Quest Software
Toad for [Platform Name] [Edition Name]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
DB2COPY = TOAD[Edition][Version]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
DB2COPY = TOAD[Edition][Version]
[Version]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
DB2COPY = TOAD[Edition][Version]
The following snap shot shows a sample registry key for Toad for DB2:
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For Toad for SQL Server and Toad for DB2 4.5 and later, the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER node can include the following additional registry
values:
Edition—Contains the product edition information. The original value is Quest
Software Toad for [Platform Name] [Edition Name] [Version]. If you enter the
license key for a commercial edition later, the value is updated according to the
licensed options in your key (for example, Toad for SQL Server Professional or
Toad for DB2 LUW DBA).
Add-Ons (optional)—Contains add-on component information (for example, SQL
Analysis or Log Reader).
Licensed By (optional)—Contains the key origin. For example, Toad for DB2
accepts Quest Central for DB2 keys. If you provide a Quest Central for DB2 key to
license Toad, this value shows Quest Central for DB2.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Software
Quest Software
Toad for [Platform Name] [Edition Name]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
[Version]
Add-Ons = [Licensed add-on options]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
Edition = [Licensed Options]
Licensed By=[Other product name]
[Version]
Add-Ons = [Licensed add-on options]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
Edition = [Licensed Options]
Licensed By = [Other product name]
[Version]
Add-Ons = [Licensed add-on options]
INSTALLDIR = [Install path]
Edition = [Licensed Options]
Licensed By = [Other product name]
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The following shows sample registry information for a Toad for DB2 4.6 installation
that uses a Quest Central for DB2 license key and that includes the key for the SQL
Analysis add-on.
Note:
If you install Toad on a 64-bit machine, the registry entry for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
is under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Quest Software.
However, the registry entry for HKEY_ CURRENT_USER is the same as
HKEY_ CURRENT_USER \SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Quest Software.
SMS Installation
Toad supports silent installation via a command line option, allowing Toad to be
pushed out from an SMS server to client machines. This type of installation can also
push out the license key and customized settings at the same time to the clients. For
more information, see the “Install Toad Silently” section in the Installation Guide for
your Toad product.
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Citrix Server
A Citrix installation involves a single installation of Toad on the server. No folders
or registry keys are created on the client machine. The only way to determine which
users have run Toad is to open the User Settings folder on the server to see who has a
Toad folder created. If an administrator enters the license key after installation, only
one key exists in the installation directory. Otherwise, every user needs to enter a
key, which is then stored in their User Settings folder.
Toad Freeware Installation
Toad Freeware 1.0 expires every 90 days.
Note: Toad for DB2 version 1.0.3.837 expires January 1, 2020.
All Toad Freeware versions 2.x to 3.0 expire in one year.
Toad for SQL Server Freeware 4.0 or later and Toad for DB2 Freeware 3.1 or later
never expire.