List Columns In A Table

Is there any way to list the columns for a particular table using SQL?
I see the tables SYS.TABLES and SYS.COLUMNS, but as far as I can tell there's no relationship between them.
Forgive me if this is obvious, (it seems like it should be obvious) I'm very new to timesten.
Thanks,
Sam

JDBC provides a setof MetaData interfaces and methoids which can provide all the information you need to know about the database, tables and columns. Since these interfaces and methods are database independent it is strongly recommended that you use those rather than directly querying the TimesTen system catalog tables which are (a) TimesTen specific and (b) may change between releases.
Regards, Chris

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CPY-0007: Select list has fewer columns than destination table

hello, I need your help, here is my problem is summarized in my example below
Exemple
SQL> copy from XX/X@BD1 to YY/Y@BD2 insert TABL1(COL1,COL2)-
using select COL1,COL2 from TABL1
Array fetch/bind size is 15. (arraysize is 15)
Will commit when done. (copycommit is 0)
Maximum long size is 80. (long is 80)
CPY-0007: Select list has fewer columns than destination table
DESC TABL 1
COL1, COL2 DESC
thank u.

bahan wrote:
hello, I need your help, here is my problem is summarized in my example below
Exemple
SQL> copy from XX/X@BD1 to YY/Y@BD2 insert TABL1(COL1,COL2)-
using select COL1,COL2 from TABL1
Array fetch/bind size is 15. (arraysize is 15)
Will commit when done. (copycommit is 0)
Maximum long size is 80. (long is 80)
CPY-0007: Select list has fewer columns than destination table
DESC TABL 1
COL1, COL2 DESC
thank u.
00007,0, "Select list has fewer columns than destination table\n"
// *Cause: On an APPEND operation or INSERT (when the table
//          exists), the number of columns in the SELECT
//          command is less than the number of columns in the
//          destination table.
// *Action: Re-specify the COPY command, making sure that the
//          number of columns being selected agrees with the
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CPY0007: Select list has fewer columns than destination table

Hi,
I have two table TB in both Database A and Database B. TB in Database A has 100 columns, TB in Database B appended one more column which is nullable. I'm copy TB data from A to B using something like:
insert into TB select * from TB@A where ...
And I got error:
CPY0007: Select list has fewer columns than destination table.
Besides specify the 100 columns plus one new column, any better ways to handle this?
Thanks a lot.

This is kind of dangerous genarally but if you know the additional column is on the end this might work.
insert into TB select a.*, null from TB@A a where ...If this is a regular operation, I would strongly suggest biting the bullet and specifying the column names. Using desc or all_tab_columns and a simple text editor it should take no more than five minutes, which is at least 12 hours less than you have been waiting for a workaround.

List column names of sql table

I know it is basics, just slipped out of my mind, How do we list or print the columns names of table in sql server 2000.
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How to split list of columns into 2 tables in SSIS 2012?

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I have 200 columns in Source. Now i want to split these columns, few into Destination A and few more columns into
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Hi vasu_479,
Based on your description, you want to split columns in source table into two destination tables.
After testing the scenario in my environment, we can use Multicast to achieve your requirement. Just as you said, the Multicast would return all columns. But we can use the method below to achieve the goal:
If the destination tables are existing tables, we can just map column A, B and D as Input Columns to the corresponding Destination Columns in the Mapping tab for destination A. Then map column A, C, D and E in destination B.
If the destination tables are created in the Destination component, we can modify the create table query to directly create A, B and D for destination table A, create A, C, D and E for destination table B. Then there columns would be automatically mapped
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How to find out list of clob/blob tables in a schema

Hi,
I have tricky situation...i have 119 tables out of which 11 tables are clob/blob tables...is there any view where i can find out list of tables are clob/blob tables? (at schema level view means user_<>)
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USER_TAB_COLS includes the data type, column name, and table name for each column in each table in the system. You could query that looking for columns with a DATA_TYPE of CLOB or BLOB. If some tables have multiple LOB columns and you want them to appear only once, you'd have to throw a DISTINCT on the table name.
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For Example:
Let us consider the EMP table.,
From this table except the column comm all the remaining columns of the table should be listed
For this we can write a query like this..
Select empno, ename, job, mgr, sal, hiredate, deptno from emp;
Just to avoid only one column, I mentioned all the remaining ( 7 ) columns of the table in the query..
As the EMP table consists only 8 columns, it doesn't seem much difficult to mention all the columns in the query,
but if a table have 100 columns in the table, then do we have to mention all the columns in the query..?
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Your best best it to just list all the columns. Any other method will just cause more headaches and complicated code.
If you really need to list all the columns for a table because you don't want to type them, just use something like...
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 select trim(',' from sys_connect_by_path(column_name,',')) as columns
2 from (select column_name, row_number() over (order by column_id) as column_id
3        from user_tab_cols
4        where column_name not in ('COMM')
5        and   table_name = 'EMP'
6       )
7 where connect_by_isleaf = 1
8 connect by column_id = prior column_id + 1
9* start with column_id = 1
SQL> /
COLUMNS
EMPNO,ENAME,JOB,MGR,HIREDATE,SAL,DEPTNO
SQL>

Maximum number of columns in a table or view is 1000

Post Author: TinaReifer
CA Forum: Formula
I am trying to create a direct link from Tririga / Oracle database into Crystal XI. The data I am attempting to pull is from the RETransaction (Escalations). The error I keep receiving is shown below. Has anyone run across this problem and found a solution that can be shared?
Very Appreciative for any feedback.
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"Failed to retrieve data from the database.
Details: HY000:[Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01792: maximum number of columns in a table or view is 1000
[Database Vendor Code: 1792]"

Post Author: synapsevampire
CA Forum: Formula
Try posting your software, its version, and the type of connectivity you're using for oracle.
Older versions of Crystal used a proprietary Oracle ODBC driver that came with Crystal, but you should SWITCH away from using ODBC anyway, not sure why you elected to use it, it's slower and more problematic.
You'll see Oracle Server listed as a data source, that is generally the best connectivity to use.
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Hi there,
I wonder if any of you know of an easy way to hide columns in a table in InDesign CS5? To further explain, i have two documents currently, one is a price guide and the other is bascially identical but without the prices, lets call that the product guide. It seems daft to have to update the two (especialy when i actually have four as i have each in two languages!) every time there is a slight change to the product listing. So, i was thinking if i have the price guide, make a PDF of that, hide the column with the prices in, and then hey presto, I've got the product guide. Seems simple but i can't seem ot find a simple way of hiding the column.
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linziloop wrote:
Hi there,
I wonder if any of you know of an easy way to hide columns in a table in InDesign CS5? To further explain, i have two documents currently, one is a price guide and the other is bascially identical but without the prices, lets call that the product guide. It seems daft to have to update the two (especialy when i actually have four as i have each in two languages!) every time there is a slight change to the product listing. So, i was thinking if i have the price guide, make a PDF of that, hide the column with the prices in, and then hey presto, I've got the product guide. Seems simple but i can't seem ot find a simple way of hiding the column.
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Cheers!
(On Mac OSX 10.6.4 and running InDesign CS5)
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Setting the column width to its minimum may not conceal cell content if the cell side margins are so small as to allow content to touch the cell sides, so you may need to pay attention to the margin values. If the column has vertical rulings, you may also need to pay attention to their stroke width and color.
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I have a table (Table 2) that is populated with data from an imported .csv file. On table 1 I need to count the unique value pairs in two columns of Table 2.
Here's what I have:
Date                                        Person
7/10/2011                         A
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Yellow columns may be hidden. The procedure progresses from left to right. All formulas are entered into row 2 then filled down that column to the end of the table. The table must be as long as the list in column A of Table 2.
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itabcon_change_col_attr
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report zrich_0003 .
*&spwizard: declaration of tablecontrol 'ITABCON' itself
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*       text
module status_0100 output.
* SET PF-STATUS 'xxxxxxxx'.
* SET TITLEBAR 'xxx'.
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*       text
module itabcon_change_col_attr output.
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In Oracle 10g Database, I have one table (X) with list partition . I have added one new column to "X" by "Alter Table" command. Please advise whether any other command needs to be executed since it is a partition table .
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Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 OS
Solaris 5.10
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3 (
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8 COMPRESS
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Hello,
You can refer to the following article which list some ODBC Scalar Functions which you can used in the T-SQL query statement.For example
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