I have a problem in Toad for oracle (12.8.0.49). In team coding manager VCS directory tree does not display directories with russian names (numbers instead of Russian letters) and their files. It looks like this: And Log: I tried to change encoding to UTF-8 on toad and git bash, but it didn’t help. Then a read that in Toad 12.9 new VCS manager and decide to test it, but installing of toad 12.9 trial requires trial License and Site message. And letters with trial key didn’t come to my mail.

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Trial has been downloaded from Can you send me trial key for test this problem in 12.9? Thank you for your help. Hi beryozavv, There were some bugs with the Git provider in Toad 12.7 and Toad 12.8. These bugs were addressed with Toad 12.9.

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This should not adversely affect your version of Toad for Oracle as the default Trial key being recognized is for the Xpert edition with all features enabled. Once that trial expires, it will automatically revert to the license in your *.key file. If, however, you want to remove that key permanently, simply rename the following file. Hey Ken, It should only ask you to enter your license information once. Toad will then save a file named 'QSAuth11.key' into your default application data folder, which should be: C: Documents and Settings Application Data Quest Software Toad for Oracle 10.0 (for WinXP and earlier) C: Users AppData Roaming QuestSoftware Toad for Oracle 10.0 (for Vista and higher) This file.

If you’re current on your maintenance, I would simply recommend downloading the commercial version of Toad for Oracle 12.9 and use that. Your existing license should carry over. If you’re not current on your maintenance, then you can definitely try the trial version.

When you install the trial, however, the installer will ask for a license key and site message, as in the following: If you click on the “License Assistance” link, it will take you to a web page that will help you attain a trial license for Toad 12.9. Hi Beryozavv, Thanks for raising this issue. I was able to reproduce it using the examples you provided. The problem was being caused by a difference in how command-line tasks handled filenames between older versions of Windows (like Windows XP) and newer ones (Windows 7+). In older versions of Windows, file names were reported using OEM character sets. As a result, we included some code to convert those OEM characters whenever necessary.

Newer versions of Windows don’t require this since they store and report file names using Unicode character sets. I’ve fixed the problem for Monday’s beta.

If you get the chance, feel free to give it a shot then and let me know if this corrects the issue on your machine. Lemme know if you have any questions!

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