Index/constraints source code view

In what table or view I can see the all sources code of the all constraints and index of the tables?

Hi,
There is no Oracle View Like DBA/ALL/USER_SOURCE to view source of constraints and Indexes. You can view information of these objects from DBA/ALL/USER_CONSTRAINTS, DBA/ALL/USER_INDEXES.
In addition, you can use dbms_metadata.get_dependent_ddl for this purpose:
FK -> select dbms_metadata.get_dependent_ddl ('REF_CONSTRAINT','<Table>') text from dual;
PK,CHK,UK -> select dbms_metadata.get_dependent_ddl ('CONSTRAINT','<Table>') text from dual;
INDEX -> select dbms_metadata.get_dependent_ddl('INDEX','<Table>') from dual;Cheers

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Message was edited by:
        RajK
Message was edited by:
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Hi RajK
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Viewing the source code

hi,
I'm interested in doing some programming in Java but I'm having some real trouble just viewing the source code. First of all, I have a program I would like to look at and I have downloaded the binary files. However, after downloading the Java Development Kit, I still can't find a way to look at the actual source code. I have tried clicking everything in the C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_12\bin file but with no avail. Is there a way to look at the actual source code? I've tried writing java but I really need examples in order to learn anything useful. Reading a HOWTO will only get me so far...
In case you are wondering, the program I have downloaded is called iFreeBudget. Like I said earlier, it's programmed in Java and I have downloaded the binary files but I can't find a way to view the actual code the programmer used to make the program.
Thanks for your time!
Mike

I've tried writing java but I really need examples in order to learn anything useful. Reading a HOWTO will only get me so far...I'm not exactly sure what you mean by a HOWTO but in addition to looking at examples you really should go through the tutorials here .
From your message I inferred that you are a complete java beginner. I think you will save yourself much confusion and trouble if you take the time to go through the tutorials.
There are code examples, instructions on how to setup and compile things, and all kinds of explanations of things that you will need to know.

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