So it has an execution time added as well. But if I enable it, the monitoring of SQL, and then I come and execute, it will start to add to the list.

So if I disable it, and I go ahead and execute a statement, nothing will update here. And you have to enable and disable it, so by default it's disabled. So depending on which connection you have in focus, you can see it's changing with the changing of focus of connections. SQL Monitor is similar to SQL Recall, only it also tracks execution time. And you can also save your statements so you can keep them at the top of the list. And you can retrieve your statements so that you can reuse them. SQL Recall was discussed in another video, but just as a quick overview, it stores the last 100 executions for a given connection. So I have the windows open for a few of the feedback features in the tool. This video, we'll discuss session monitoring in Toad Edge, as well as a few other features for getting feedback. My name is Robert Pound, and I am a product technologist for Quest.

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