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How to view constraints?

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How to view constraints?
Hai everybody,

Can anyone explain how to view all the constraints of a table in Oracle?

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Re: How to view constraints?
SELECT * FROM USER_CONSTRAINTS WHERE TABLE_NAME = ''



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Can anyone explain how to view all the constraints of a table in Oracle?

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Re: How to view constraints?
well, just an addition to above.
kind of obvious but may be helpful for some newbies:-
as the name is string, it is "case SENSITIVE"..
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Re: How to view constraints?
Hi,
use this query
select * from user_constraints

In the database , there are a lot of data dictionary.
one of these dictionary, user_constraints is the dictionary.
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Re: How to view constraints?
can we rename tablespace...?
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can we rename tablespace...?

Please do not hijack others threads.
Please start a new fresh thread for your own questions.
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Re: How to view constraints?
issue this command:
select * from user_cons_columns;
or select * from all_cons_columns;
or select * from all_constraints;
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