Analyze Wizard in Oracle 10.2.0.1.0

Where can I find **Analyze Wizard** in my Oracle 10.2.0.1.0 ? ORACLE has been installed successfully on my PC and it is up and running.
I am logged on to ORACLE ENTERPRISE MANAGER, but I don't see anywhere Analyze Wizard. I am supposed to run Analyze Wizard on a table.
Thank you for your help.

Thank you Rakesh Bhai.
This is what I have been asked to do ( without givien any directions):
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1: Run Analyze wizard on the CLIENT table in the CLASSMATE schema by right clicking over the CLIENT table to bring up the menu. Then scroll down almost to the bottom of the menu, and left-click the ANALYZE..option. Then answer these questions:
a: How many rows are in the table?
b: What is the avg length of the row?
c: How many empty blocks are there for the table?
.......> When I right click on the above given table in OEM, I don't see anything that will show me the info being asked.
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I ran your command in iSQL Plus but it didn't show me any results. This is the command I ran:
exec DBMS_STATS.GATHER_TABLE_STATS('CLASSMATE', 'CLIENT');
Thanks.

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//logMessage("Step 6 - Commiting Work...");
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st.abort();
//logMessage(e.getMessage());
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