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Displaying Views

You can use Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control (Database Control) to list the views in a specified schema. You can also display the view definitions.

To display views:

  1. Go to the Database Home page, logging in as user SYSTEM.

    See "Accessing the Database Home Page".

  2. At the top of the page, click Schema to view the Schema subpage.

  3. In the Database Objects section, click callbackViews.

    The Views page appears.

  4. In the Schema field, enter the name of a schema. Alternatively, click the flashlight icon adjacent to the Schema field to search for a schema.

    Examples of schema names include SYS and hr.

  5. Leave the Object Name field blank to search for and display all views in the schema. Alternatively, enter a view name or partial view name to limit the search.

    If you enter a search string in the Object Name field, then all views that have names that start with the search string are displayed. If you precede the search string with an asterisk (*), then all views that have the search string anywhere in the view name are displayed.

  6. Click Go.

    The views in the specified schema are displayed.

  7. To view the definition of a particular view, select the view and then click View. Alternatively, double-click the view name.

    The View page appears.

Related Topics

About Views