To Use Code Control Groups
When Team Coding is enabled, you can organize your projects into Code Control Groups.
You do not have to use Code Control Groups (CCG) unless you are using a third party system, but they provide a way to organize your work with or without a third party system.
Conceptually, a CCG is a collection of database objects that developers are working on together. Using a CCG names the collection and specifies a set of filters that Toad can use to determine which CCG an object belongs to. These filters are called DB Object Masks.
From the Toad menu bar, choose Team Coding|Code Control Groups.
In the Code Control Groups toolbar, click the Add Group button.
If a login window appears, provide the needed information.
In the New Group dialog box, enter a descriptive name for the Group.
If you are using a third party Version Control System (VCS), select a VCS project by following the prompts in the dialog boxes that appear, which vary depending on the product in use. The Code Control Group window appears.
If you are not using a VCS, the Code Control Group window appears immediately.
In the Code Control Group window, create New Object and script mask definitions for the current CCG.
To create a database object mask
From the Code Control Group window, select the group where you want to add masks and then click the Open Group button.
Click the New Database Mask button. The Mask Properties dialog box displays.
Select from the following options.
Object Type Choose from View, Procedure, Function, Package, Package Body or All.
Schema Pick a user from the list, or type a schema name. You can use the % wildcard character.
Object Name You can type an object name, including the % wildcard. Alternatively, you can launch the Open DB Object dialog box to choose an object matching the Object Type and Schema settings.
Excluded Select Excluded to exclude any objects matching this object mask from the CCG.