How to find databases registered in recovery catalog!

I want to know how many databases registered in recovery catalog
How can i find it?
Thank you!

Log in as your catalog owner and execute select distinct db_name from dbinc; with this you will see all registered databases , In 11G onwards as virtual catalog owner you will only see the databases on which you have been granted access.
Regards
Karan

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