RE: Script to know the size of each table in a schema ?

Use DBA_SEGMENTS to discover the size of each table.

Platinum had a very good poster with diagrams of the metadata views for Oracle. You may be able to get it from CA (www.cai.com) I don't think it showed relationships, though...I can't remember.

Diana

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Dear Listers,

I just made script to know the size of datafile in a tablepace , but I still have no idea to make a script to know the size of each table in a schema ?

is there anyone who has the script ?
furthermore , I need some information about relationship diagram which describe
the relation among tables/view to calculate storage of objects ( i.e tablespace , datafile , segment , extent ) .

thanks in advance : )

=bambang=

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