I don't know
But You can get last_number from dba/user_sequences view

I just looked at this view and found some interesting results

If sequence is "nocache" then it seems last_number really is the last
number
But if some sequence values are stored in cache then last number values are
something like

starting_value + n * increment_by * cache_size

enjoy!!! :-)

I don't know if it is written somewhere in the docs.

Gints Plivna
IT Sistēmas, Merķeļa 13, LV1050 Rīga
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Does anyone know why Oracle forces you to use NEXTVAL before doing CURRVAL.
I would think sometimes you would want to
use CURRVAL without incrementing sequence first.

Thanks
Rick

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You can use another pseducolumn CURRVAL but you must use at least once per
session the NEXTVAL before using the CURRVAL or else you would get the
ORA-08002 error.

...
SELECT <your_sequence>.CURRVAL INTO <your_variable> FROM dual;
...

HTH
Iulian

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Hi

when writing a program PROC <sequenceName>.NEXTVAL
points to the next value of a sequence, is there
anything like <sequenceName>.SOMETHING that returns
current value of sequence.

Thanks

E.

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