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I need a little help in my Oracle SQL education.
My real problem is a little more contorted than this but this example uses all_objects which everyone will have.
I have a list of objects that I need to check if they are in all_objects, only listing the items that are not found. This is easily done with the following statements but I would like to accomplish this without creating the tmptab table. With the SQLServers or Informix I would use a temp table. How should I be attacking this with Oracle?
This will be running from a SQLPlus script.
Thanks,
Scott Patterson
Trilogy Development Group
scott_patterson_at_trilogy.com
insert into tmptab values ('DBA_TABLES'); insert into tmptab values ('V$PARAMETER'); insert into tmptab values ('WILL_NOT_BE_FOUND'); insert into tmptab values ('ALL_USERS');select obj_name from tmptab where obj_name not in (
select obj_name from tmptab, all_objects where obj_name = object_name); drop table tmptab; Received on Wed Feb 18 1998 - 00:00:00 CST
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