Re: Move selected tables

Hi!

> Right - but it is quite easy to use the dynamic SQL already illustrated in
> an earlier email reply (eg below) to capture the entirety of the DDL for
a
> suite of tables, and transpose the whole lot into a new schema. In fact, I
> am doing this sort of thing repeatedly, as our users areas are regarded as
> 'development', with their objects (tables, triggers, constraints, the lot)
> being moved into our production schema more or less on demand.

In 9i, you could make life easier with dbms_metadata functions get_ddl and get_dependent_ddl...

Tanel.

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