RE: Selecting all columns

Renee,

Not sure if this is what u want

select a.table_name,a.column_name,a.data_type from user_tab_columns a, user_tables b
where b.tablespace_name=upper('&tablespace_name') and a.table_name=b.table_name
;

Suhen

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What would be the sql needed if possible (in sql*plus) to select all column names (and respective table) and their column type within a tablespace?

Much appreciated,

renée

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