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Hi Chuck,
Try selecting from the USER_SEQUENCES view to get information on sequences you have created..as for privileges try this (substitute 'DBA' where I have put 'USER' if it's appropriate):
select table_name from dict
where table_name like'USER%PRIVS%';
To list all of the data dictionary views available you can type:
select table_name from dict;
Just use a WHERE clause to shorten the list to what you want..
Have fun!
Steve
In article <930hgc$nf4$1_at_nntp6.u.washington.edu>,
"Chuck" <cabenson_at_u.washington.edu> wrote:
> What SQL command or statement can I use to get information on my
schema? For
> example, I want to review the configuration of Sequences I have
created. I
> also want to know how various privileges are configured.
>
> Thanks,
> Chuck
>
>
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