Long tables in tablespace

Hello experts,
We need to list out the LONG (RAW) tables in one of the tablesspace in ECC system
SAP: ECC 6.0 / 700 ker
ENV: Solaris/Oracle 10.2G
please let us know the sql query to view the LONG (RAW) tables only.
Thanks
Malai

A quick Google search would have given you the answer.
from http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-dev/long-raw-field-in-oracle-1638663
spool /tmp/SAP_long;
SELECT substr(owner,1,12) owner, substr(TABLE_NAME,1,12) TABLE_NAME, substr(DATA_TYPE,1,12) DATA_TYPE, DATA_LENGTH FROM all_tab_columns WHERE OWNER='SAPR3' and DATA_TYPE LIKE 'LONG%';
spool off;

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