DESCRIBE command

Hi
I am using oracle 10g and facing this problem. I want to overcome this problem.
desc empName Null? Type
empno not null number
The name column is too long so that I have to move a cursor long time to right side.
what changes should i made to display my describe table command to look like as follows: Permantely
desc empName Null? Type
empno not null number
Thnx.

Unfortunately this is a limitation of SQL*Plus - DESCRIBE helpfully expands to fit linesize which it presumably thinks you have set to match your terminal, even though
1. You may have set a larger linesize to fit a wide report, and
2. Since we are not restricted to 80 character dumb terminals any more we often use a much larger size
and DESC output becomes hard to read.
I'm not aware of any settings that allow you to adjust DESC output width independently of LINESIZE (the manual says "To control the width of the data displayed, use the SET LINESIZE command.")
I use a script called desc.sql which contains:
set term off
store set sqlplus_settings.sql replace
set lines 80 term on
set define "&"
desc &1
undef 1
set term off
@sqlplus_settings.sql
host del sqlplus_settings.sql
set term on(Windows version - adjust for *nix.)

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Mates
Recently i have been shifted from Oracle9i to IBM DB2 Database.The first and foremost thing i want to know from u Gurus is ..Wats the substitute of Describe command of Oracle Sql in DB2 becoz i tried number of times using Desc <Tablename>, but each and every time it throws an error message.
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hi,
I wonder what kind of logic makes you ask a DB2 question on the Oracle Database General Forum.
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Hello All,
i hope u all will be enjoying ur lives :)
i have a problem that when i run the SQL describe command it gives me the error that Invalid SQL Statement...
the command syntax is
desc tablename; OR describe tablename;
and i am doing it like that
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where CF is the name of table..
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EA2 : describe command doesn't work

Hello,
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Note that there is a difference between v$session and v_$session.
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right. "Describe' is an Oracle SQL-PLUS command, which it
internall alters to some calls it sends to the DBMS to get
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the DBMS itself also knows nothing about it. In java you
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regards
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Hello,
First of all,
I would like to thank everyone that helped me out. It really
made my much easier.
Second,
General Question.
describe command in Oracle will display a specified table's
definition.
Now, I have a CGI program that will execute any SQL statement
that has to do with tables on Oracle Database.
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null

Matt Surico (guest) wrote:
: Alex Korneyev (guest) wrote:
: {snip}
: : General Question.
: : describe command in Oracle will display a specified table's
: : definition.
: : Now, I have a CGI program that will execute any SQL
statement
: : that has to do with tables on Oracle Database.
: : i.e. select , update, insert, delete. Now when I tried
: : describe student, i got an error (in httpd error log file:
: : "invalid SQL statement". why?
: : here is a code from my program,
: : assuming: $fields{'sqlString'} = describe student
: : $sth = $dbh->prepare($fields{'sqlString'})
: : $sth->execute;
: : Thanks Alex
: "describe" is a SQL*Plus command, not a SQL command. Other
: SQL*Plus commands are column, spool, ttitle, etc...
: If the Oracle user by which you execute the CGI above has
access
: to the data dictionary, you can issue the following command:
: SELECT column_name, nullable, data_type, data_length
: FROM dba_tab_columns
: WHERE table_name = 'STUDENT'
: AND owner = '{fill in the owner name in CAPS}'
: If the Oracle user in your CGI doesn't have full access to the
: data dictionary, you or the DBA could minimally grant SELECT on
: DBA_TAB_COLUMNS to that user.
: Hope that helps!
: Matt Surico
: Oracle 7.3 Certified DBA
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acctually add user? for testing my CGI i am using orcl database
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ON = report printing may begin anywhere on a page.
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Convert the case of SQL commands and PL/SQL blocks
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Set the command prompt.
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Set the char used to end and execute SQL commands to c.
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TI[ME] OFF
Display the time at the command prompt.
TIMI[NG] OFF
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TRIMS[POOL] ON
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This does not affect terminal output.
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Set the char used to underline column headings to c.
VER[IFY] OFF
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WRA[P] OFF
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I write program at CBuilder and i have that problem:
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user10860289 wrote:
Hello
I write program at CBuilder and i have that problem:
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6. I will talk to the Worksheet developer about this one. Not sure we can remember the binds from execution to execution but it would be a great enhancement.
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