Viewing all Table names in my schema

I have lost track of what tables I have created in for my database. I can't find in the SQL documentation where the
command is to show all the table names in my schema.
Thanks so much
Nick

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How get all table name from database

hi master
sir
how get all table name from database

The big question is 'why'.
Selecting from view 'dba_tables' will indeed give the list of all tables in the database, but that includes the dictionary tables and the internal tables, and many others that are probably not of interet to a person who needs to ask this question. Besides, the dba_tables view requires access to a DBA account.
There are several other views: "user_tables" will list all the tables in this user's schema; and "all_tables" will list all the tables this user can access in some way.
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How to view all table of a database

How to view all table of a database created on a oracle 9.2/10g database management system.
How to view available tables of oracle dbms which comes by default with package.
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Need a query to list all table names

I have more than 500 tables in my database.
'insert_date' & 'update_date' columns are found in more than 100 tables with data type as date.
I need a query to list all table names and 'insert_date' , 'update_date' column's content.
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Lee1212
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LEE1212

I have more than 500 tables in my database.
'insert_date' & update_date column is found in more
than 100 tables with data type as date.
I need a query to list all table names and
'insert_date' column's content.What do you mean by "column's content". A table can have many rows. Do you want to display all the distinct value for these columns?
Below is the query to get the tables which has columns insert_Date and update_date
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from user_tab_columns
where column_name ='INSERT_DATE'
or column_name ='UPDATE_DATE'
/You can write a PL/SQL block to retrive the distinct values of INSERT_DATE for these tables
declare
TYPE ref_cur IS REF CURSOR;
insert_date_cur ref_cur;
lv_insert_date DATE;
cursor tables_list IS
select table_name
from user_tab_columns
where column_name ='INSERT_DATE';
begin
for cur_tables in tables_list
loop
OPEN insert_date_cur for 'SELECT DISTINCT insert_date from '||cur_tables.table_name;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(cur_tables.table_name);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('--------------------------------');
LOOP
FETCH insert_date_cur into lv_insert_date;
EXIT WHEN insert_date_cur%NOTFOUND;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(lv_insert_date);
END LOOP;
CLOSE insert_date_cur;
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Nowadays, I'd also avoid triggers (if possible).
Sometimes, when I daydream, I'm rewriting a few applications that I've contributed to as a newbie, and I'm very ashamed of it nowadays.
From what I've experienced, in retrospective, the emphasis on teaching 'Oracle stuff' has been lying far too much on PL/SQL row-by-row oriented processing instead of letting Oracle 'crunch' sets at once.
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I would just rethink/reconsider this requirement completely.
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post dreaded OTN outage edit (from here)
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I have a doubt in Oracle. The doubt is that If we are using any tables in Function Or Proc.... Then...We can list all those used table names from USER_DEPENDENCIES system table. Right...
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Hi Guys,
Thanks for all your answers.
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MINUS
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FROM user_dependencies
where
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'MATERIALIZED VIEW',
'PACKAGE',
'PACKAGE BODY',
'PROCEDURE',
'TRIGGER',
'VIEW',
'FUNCTION'
UNION
SELECT UT.TABLE_NAME FROM
SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM USER_TABLES
MINUS
SELECT DISTINCT UPPER(REFERENCED_NAME)
FROM user_dependencies
where
referenced_type='TABLE' and UPPER(NAME) in
select distinct UPPER(object_name) from user_objects where UPPER(object_type) in
'MATERIALIZED VIEW',
'PACKAGE',
'PACKAGE BODY',
'PROCEDURE',
'TRIGGER',
'VIEW',
'FUNCTION'
AND REFERENCED_OWNER=(SELECT sys_context('USERENV', 'CURRENT_SCHEMA') FROM dual)
) UT,
( SELECT * FROM USER_SOURCE
WHERE NAME IN
( SELECT DISTINCT NAME FROM USER_SOURCE
WHERE TYPE NOT IN ('TYPE')
AND
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) US
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AND
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Regards,
Subramanian G

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11                                                       || :val
12                                                       || ''')=UPPER('
13                                                       || column_name
14                                                       || '))').EXTRACT('ROWSET/ROW/*'))) t
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