This won't work if I alias the column name in the view definition, would it?
Raj
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Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 5:24 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Darn E-mail package. Every once in a while I get a message as I'm deleting
one
or more I don't want & one I do want goes as well. Well, I guess that's
IBM/Lotus for you.
Anyway, someone asked how to find all the views that include a specific
column.
Try the following:
select view_name
from user_views, user_tab_columns
where view_name = table_name
and column_name = '<fill_in_the_blank>';
Dick Goulet
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