RE: Help need

2001-07-27 Thread Jäck Stephan

Deewaker, 
information you find with this select-stmt, perhaps you need to format the
output.
Depending on what you're looking for you should select either from the view:
user_indexes
all_indexes
dba_indexes
 
 select
   table_name,
   index_name,
   tablespace_name
from user_indexes 
group by table_name, index_name, tablespace_name;
 
 
TGIF
 
Stephan

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HI DBA Guru's 

I wanted to know all the Index names under respective table spaces 

For example 

Tablespace is Production 
Table name : customer, item, supplier 
index Names  idx_customer_custid 
  idx_customer_name 
  idx_item_itemid 
  idx_item_name 
  idx_supplier_itemid 
  idx_supplier_name 

Tablespace is Quality 
Table name : customer, item, supplier 
index Names  idx_customer_custid 
  idx_customer_name 
  idx_item_itemid 
  idx_item_name 
  idx_supplier_itemid 
  idx_supplier_name 

Tablespace is Development 
Table name : customer, item, supplier 
index Names  idx_customer_custid 
  idx_customer_name 
  idx_item_itemid 
  idx_item_name 
  idx_supplier_itemid 
  idx_supplier_name 

with warm regards, 

Deewaker G. V. 

 

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table access via Browser

2001-02-06 Thread Jäck Stephan

Hi,

what would you prefer to have a simple way to view and modify 
table-data of an oracle-DB by a browser?

Is there a simpler way to go than OAS/iAS?
Any ODBC-plugins? 
Has WebDB features that can be used?

Any comments are welcome.

Thanks
Stephan


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