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Old 21 January 2003, 10:12 AM
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Kevin Mc
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My brain has gone dead - I'm trying to find the table that holds column information (ie something like user_tables).

Just trying to create a script looking at every column in a particular table.

Only ones I can think of apart from user_tables is user_ind_columns (though that only shows the indexed columns)

Would ask on LazyDBA but I've unsubbed because of the volume - I'd get an answer on here quicker than I could subscribe!

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Old 21 January 2003, 11:41 AM
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Hello

Not "desc my_table"? That brings back the columns.

You can "select TABLE_NAME from user_tables" and then describe each table.

Steve.

Old 21 January 2003, 01:23 PM
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Hello.

user_tab_columns.

Cheers.
Old 21 January 2003, 02:34 PM
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user_tab_columns - that's the one! Cheers
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Try getting hold of a trial copy of TOAD (QWEST). Life is so much simpler with this when you need table info etc
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