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Oracle PL / SQL » System Tables Views » USER_OBJECTS

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SQL>

SQL> COLUMN object_name FORMAT A10

SQL> SELECT  object_name

  2  ,       object_type

  3  ,       last_ddl_time

  4  ,       timestamp

  5  ,       status

  6  FROM    user_objects

  7  WHERE   object_name IN ('PIPELINED','PF');



no rows selected



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