How to find rowcount of all schema all tables

Hi All,
Can someone let me know the rowcount of all the tables in all the schemas in Oracle Database.
Thanks
Maverick

Maverick wrote:
Hi All,
Can someone let me know the rowcount of all the tables in all the schemas in Oracle Database.
Thanks
MaverickWith the limited information you provided, I will have two suggestions:
+1. Using DBA_TABLES+
You can gather the Database statistics using DBMS_STATS.GATHER_DATABASE_STATS; And then simply Query DBA_TABLES to sum the NUM_ROWS column grouping on OWNER column. This will yeild you the rowcounts of each of schemas.
+2. Count Rows by Query+
You can gather the Table rowcount, without using DBMS_STATS, using the below script:
select table_name,
   to_number(extractvalue(xmltype(dbms_xmlgen.getxml('select count(*) X from '||table_name))
              ,'/ROWSET/ROW/X')) count
    from dba_tables
  where owner = 'owner'You will have to modify the script to meet your requirements; i.e. use the Table name and Owner from a Loop and to form a dynamic SQL. This will ascertain that you will get the latest row counts. But you will have to wait for a long time if the number of tables and the records in each tables are huge. I would rather suggest to have a quick snack meanwhile. ;)
But yes, It still comes down to the same question that others have asked "What are you planning to do with the Row count?". Are you comparing the schemas with the row count? If yes, then it is a wrong metric for comparison.

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