Installer created some files in (x86) anyway, so this installation was really a garbage. I thought: what the heck, I'll put it into 'Program Files'. After hours of Googling, I found that TOAD should be installed into a directory whose name doesn't contain brackets. You might even get ORA-12514 or ORA-06413, although everything was installed successfully. As TOAD is 32-bit application, it - as any other 32-bit application installed on 64-bit Windows - goes into 'Program Files (x86)' directory. What bothers TOAD is that it 'hates' to be installed into a directory whose name contains brackets. It doesn't matter whether you install TOAD first, or Oracle Client first. Senior Member Account Moderator As far as I can tell, TOAD on MS Windows 7 works fine. That could explain the issue with SQL Developer but not with TOAD. The SQL tuning module is not installed on this machine. Wherever you encounter SQL in Toad, you can also invoke a tuning session for.
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