Lyuda Hoska wrote:
>
> Anyone has an idea how to check all tables and all columns in the database
> and find if there is any data entered in lower case. Note:
> no correction needs to be applied..
> Thank you.
>
Rather that the query of death, I'd export everything and work on the
.dmp file with Unix tools. Oracle stuff is in uppercase, normally, the
only lowercase characters you may find apart from data is in the text of
stored objects (views, packages). Finding out *where* exactly the
lowercase characters are located is likely to be a bit difficult,
though. But I could probably do it with awk, as others (before I get
flamed ;-)) could do it with perl.
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