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> How would I go about exploring the Oracle database that I newly have
> access to? All I know right now is how to 'sqlplus' and run some
> sql statements to query some tables that I know exists. How do I find
> what other tables exists in the database?
Your tables:
select table_name from tabs;
Other tables:
select table_name from dba_tables;
> Also suppose, that I was told a certain trigger (say triggerA) is
> associated with a table (say TableA). How would I view/edit this
> so called trigger? Is there a table somewhere that lists all the
> available trigger in the database?
select object_name from user_objects where object_type = 'TRIGGER';
> As a matter of fact, what are some system tables that oracle use to
> maintain the rdbms?
dba_tables, all_tab_columns
> Are there any books out there that answers these questions?
Oracle - The Complete Reference
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Received on Tue Jul 07 1998 - 10:59:48 CDT