My attempt to read the view creation code stored in the Oracle data
dictionary has encountered a problem. The view code appears to be
getting cut off at the end. What have I to do resolve this problem?
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My attempt to read the view creation code stored in the Oracle data
dictionary has encountered a problem. The view code appears to be
getting cut off at the end. What have I to do resolve this problem?
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Re: My attempt to read the view creation code stored in the Oracle datadictionary has en
valexena wrote:Read the SQL*Plus users guide to determine the correct settings.>
My attempt to read the view creation code stored in the Oracle data
dictionary has encountered a problem. The view code appears to be
getting cut off at the end. What have I to do resolve this problem?
>
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(hint: the guide is at http://docs.oracle.com)
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Re: My attempt to read the view creation code stored in the Oracle data dictionary has en
Hans Forbrich <forbrich@yahoo .netwrote in message news:<3F9CAA39. B41F38F@yahoo.n et>...I think Hans could have given you more of a hint. See SET command invalexena wrote:>
My attempt to read the view creation code stored in the Oracle data
dictionary has encountered a problem. The view code appears to be
getting cut off at the end. What have I to do resolve this problem?
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Read the SQL*Plus users guide to determine the correct settings.
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(hint: the guide is at http://docs.oracle.com)
the SQLPlus Guide. Also notice the datatype of the column you are
trying to display.
HTH -- Mark D Powell --
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