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Do a describe on USER_TAB_COLUMNS - it has what you're looking for
eg) desc user_tab_columns
Also see USER_VIEWS, USER_TABLES, USER_INDEXES
(you get the idea)
in fact, you can run this query to see dictionary views pertaining to the objects you own:
select table_name from dict where table_name like 'USER%';
In article <3767C668.7D8E6F99_at_is.ups.com>,
rti1clh_at_is.ups.com wrote:
> Hello
> I'm sorry for asking such a simple Q but I dont know how to do
this....
>
> Q.
>
> How do you view the info such as datatypes or defined views and stuff
> from sqlplus.
>
> ( In SYBASE its sp_help database or tablename)
>
> What is it in ORACLE?
>
> Thanks
>
> Clarence Hart
> clh_at_ismd.ups.com
>
>
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