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How To View All Columns in an Existing Table
How To View All Columns in an Existing Table? - Oracle DBA FAQ - Managing Oracle Database Tables
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If you have an existing table and want to know how many columns are in the table and how they are defined, you can use the system view USER_TAB_COLUMNS as shown in the following tutorial exercise:
SQL> COL data_type FORMAT A12; SQL> SELECT column_name, data_type, data_length FROM user_tab_columns WHERE table_name = 'EMPLOYEES'; COLUMN_NAME DATA_TYPE DATA_LENGTH ------------------------------ ------------ ----------- EMPLOYEE_ID NUMBER 22 FIRST_NAME VARCHAR2 20 LAST_NAME VARCHAR2 25 EMAIL VARCHAR2 25 PHONE_NUMBER VARCHAR2 20 HIRE_DATE DATE 7 JOB_ID VARCHAR2 10 SALARY NUMBER 22 COMMISSION_PCT NUMBER 22 MANAGER_ID NUMBER 22 DEPARTMENT_ID NUMBER 22
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