Hi Eileen
Hi, I need to determine if certain columns are in our data base tables. I have been using the following script to determine if the columns exist in the data base and in what table if they do. However, there are quite a few columns to check. The code I have been using is as follows and I have 384 columns left to check. Is there a simple way to put all of the columns in the script without having to add 'or column_name = 'ect..'. select column_name, table_name from all_tab_columns where column_name = 'STATE';
I hope this makes sense.
Thanks for any help,
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