Dba_objects

Identifying Locked Rows in Oracle Database using tables v$session and dba_objects Purpose This Oracle query pinpoints the exact row a specific session is waiting on due to a lock. It first finds the locked object and row location, then constructs a ROWID to fetch and display the entire locked row from the table. Sample …

Identify Locked Objects in Oracle Database using v$locked_object, dba_objects, v$lock and v$session Purpose The provided Oracle Database code is a SQL query designed to identify locked objects within a database. It provides detailed information about the locked objects, including the username, session ID, object name, …

Unveiling Your Database Toolkit: Exploring Objects Owned by a User in Oracle In the intricate world of database management, understanding the landscape of objects is crucial for efficient operation. This blog post empowers you to leverage a specific Oracle Database SQL code snippet to list all objects owned by a …

How to Search for Objects in Oracle Database This post explains how to search for objects (tables, views, sequences, etc.) in an Oracle database using SQL. Sample SQL Command 1set pages 999 2col owner format a15 3col object_name format a40 4col object_type format a20 5select owner 6, object_name 7, object_type 8from …

How to Identify and Fix Invalid Objects in A Oracle Database Below we explain how to identify and fix invalid objects in your Oracle database using SQL. This improves the database health and performance. Sample SQL Command 1set lines 200 pages 999 2col "obj" format a40 3select owner || '.' || object_name "obj", …

Instructions On How To Re-compile Invalid Objects in Oracle Database: A Comprehensive Guide Sample SQL Command 1@?/rdbms/admin/utlrp.sql Purpose Ensuring the smooth operation of your Oracle database requires maintaining the validity of its objects. These objects, including tables, procedures, functions, and packages, …

Shows the distribution of objects and data across all schemas using dba-segments & dba_objects Gain insights into object distribution across database users and their corresponding storage usage for data management, capacity planning, and optimization. Which schemas are taking up all of the space? SQL Code 1set pages …