RE: Gupta/centura SQLBASE

Hi Skip,

SQLBase does have similar views. I only remember a few (I think these are correct): SYSTABLES, SYSCOLUMNS, SYSPKCONSTRAINTS, SYSFKCONSTRAINTS etc.

They are listed in the back of the Administrator's guide. Hopefully you can get your hands on the hardcopy or electronic copy. I do not have access to this information anymore.

Eric Harrington

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We have to convert data from an old sqlbase database into Oracle. Does anyone know if SQLBASE has views or system tables like Oracle does for getting a listing of
table names, columns and column types/lengths like dba_tables, dba_views, all_tables that
Oracle has? I've had no luck searching the web to get this information. Any ideas?? Anyone worked with SQLBASE?? Thanks
Skip

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