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Using Oracle release 902000100. Assuming I don't have a tool like TOAD how could I tell if what I am using is a view or table? Is there a way to get at the view definition? I have access to sys user id Thanks J. |
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In the query below, replace <owner> with the name of the object's owner, and replace <object> with the name of the object: select object_type from all_objects where owner = '<owner>' and object = '<object>' -- Cheers, Chris ___________________________________ Chris Leonard, The Database Guy http://www.databaseguy.com Brainbench MVP for Oracle Admin http://www.brainbench.com MCSE, MCDBA, OCP, CIW ___________________________________ "UNIXNewBie" <nospan (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote in message news:FPmdnQGkLcAXFd_d4p2dnA (AT) magma (DOT) ca... Using Oracle release 902000100. Assuming I don't have a tool like TOAD how could I tell if what I am using is a view or table? Is there a way to get at the view definition? I have access to sys user id Thanks J. |
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Thanks "Chris Leonard" <s_p_a_m_chris (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:cjM0c.37$Oz6.64608 (AT) news (DOT) uswest.net... In the query below, replace <owner> with the name of the object's owner, and replace <object> with the name of the object: select object_type from all_objects where owner = '<owner>' and object = '<object>' |
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