Problem create table

I am a bigner in 10g, my question is if I create table in SQL command line, can I open this table in database home page, or how can I insert in home page in my table which I have created in sql command line. furthermore is there any tutorial of 10g.
khawaja

We welcome
Yes, you can open created table in WWW frontend. You have to login to Home Page and go to SQL Workshop -> Object Browser, select your table.
If you need insert record you have to click Data -> Insert Row.
Regards

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Hi there !
I use the orcle 8i, and i don't know why i can't create table with any primary key EXample:
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2 (No_caisse NUMBER(3) constraint caisses_pk PRIMARY KEY,
3 NB_BILLETS NUMBER(5)
4 )
5 /
CREATE TABLE O_caisses
ERROR at line 1:
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***********some Debuger show me this way: *********************
Well there r certain point u got to notice when creating a table with constraints.
1) U can create table with COLUMN level constraint.
2) U can create table with TABLE level constraint.
3) In COLUMN level constraint u can't give a constraint a name
but only mention the type of constraint.
4) In TABLE level constraint u can give a name to constraint.
Following are the examples of both
--COLUMN LEVEL
CREATE TABLE O_caisses
(No_caisse NUMBER(3) PRIMARY KEY,
NB_BILLETS NUMBER(5));
--TABLE LEVEL
CREATE TABLE O_caisses
(No_caisse NUMBER(3),
NB_BILLETS NUMBER(5),
constraint pk_caisse primary key (No_caisse));
********************And this is another one:*****************
SQL>grant create any outline to username;
BUT the problem is still present, i don't know what to do now !
Please could some body help me !
Thanks alot!
Luong.

The clue is in the error message: the OUTLN schema is missing.
This is something Oracle 8i introduced to help manage the CBO (or soemthing equally geeky and internal). For some reason your database no longer has this user. It ought to be created automatically during installation (or upgrade) but catproct may not have completed probably or some over zealous admin type has dropped it.
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Message was edited by:
edeyje
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Message was edited by:
edeyje

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Then I created the logical table key (a combination of org_detail_code & dept_detail_code). After that I could create the hierarchy with no problem.
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I have a little problem. When I create a table with a subquery and a dblink, for example:
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null

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[sql] 181 of 181 SQL statements executed successfully
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-pre-init:
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"Auto-creating table: create table UserAccount_file:_M:_Ja_rfpkl9 (accountNumber NUMBER not null primary key, password VARCHAR2(255) null, firstName VARCHAR2(255) null, lastName VARCHAR2(255) null, organization VARCHAR2(255) null, address VARCHAR2(255) null, city VARCHAR2(255) null, state VARCHAR2(255) null, country VARCHAR2(255) null, phone VARCHAR2(255) null, accountBalance FLOAT null, email VARCHAR2(255) null, userType VARCHAR2(255) null, linesPerPage NUMBER null, alertMode VARCHAR2(255) null, mobileEmail VARCHAR2(255) null)
Error creating table: ORA-00922: missing or invalid option"
The app fails to start with an Ora message "Table or view does not exist"
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hi,
i've re-posted this into a new post.
i'm following the java ee tutorial at sun.com and i'm having a problem with the bokstore1 example.
i've set the password file correctly and when i go to the bookstore1 dir and type 'ant' everything seems ok.
the problem i'm having is once i've started the server and DB server and then type ' ant create-tables' the build fails and i get this output-
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comand start-database failed
delete-tables:
BUILD FAILED
C:\javaeetutorial5\bp-project\database-ant.xml:48: c:\sun\appserver\javadb\lib not found"
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mat

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Edited by: Godsent on Jan 1, 2009 2:00 PM
Edited by: Godsent on Jan 1, 2009 2:03 PM

A few notes on your code:
* Don't import everything from a given package, only what you need.
* Your tableName variable is not being used. You are using tableName literally in your variable named sql.
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* You should always close your connections and statements. Read the API docs for each of these classes.
* Don't make everything static. Use instance variables and create an instance of your class with the new operator.
Are you getting any sort of error message printed to the shell? You could try adding more System.out.println() calls to see what's going on.

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