Have a look at dba_tab_columns. That has all of the information you seem to
want. Do an order by table_name or possibley a print at table_name to get a
report.
Ruth
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What would be the sql needed if possible (in sql*plus) to select all column
names (and respective table) and their column type within a tablespace?
Much appreciated,
renée
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