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Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial » System Tables Data Dictionary » user_objects

30. 90. 1. Check user_objects for object name


SQL>

SQL>

SQL> SELECT object_name, object_type, status

  2  FROM   user_objects

  3  WHERE  OBJECT_NAME IN ('TEST_PACK', 'CALL_TEST_PROC')

  4  and    rownum < 50

  5  ORDER BY object_name, object_type;



OBJECT_NAME

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

OBJECT_TYPE         STATUS

------------------- -------

CALL_TEST_PROC

PROCEDURE           VALID



TEST_PACK

PACKAGE             VALID



TEST_PACK

PACKAGE BODY        VALID





SQL>

30. 90. user_objects
	30. 90. 1.	Check user_objects for object name
	30. 90. 2.	Check the package status in user_objects
	30. 90. 3.	Check function/procedure status
	30. 90. 4.	Check the status for all stored procedures is by using the Oracle data dictionary view USER_OBJECTS
	30. 90. 5.	Get invalid table objects by joining user_segments and user_objects
	30. 90. 6.	Get all invalid user objects in user_objects table
	30. 90. 7.	Create drop command by query the user_objects table
	30. 90. 8.	Create grant permission command by querying user_objects table
	30. 90. 9.	Query user_objects for all packages, procedures and functions
	30. 90. 10.	Query user_objects for user-defined data type
	30. 90. 11.	Recompile all invalid package
	30. 90. 12.	Query user_objects for all java classes
	30. 90. 13.	Query user_objects for all PL/SQL code
	30. 90. 14.	Get Object id from user_objects
	30. 90. 15.	Join sys.col$ and user_objects
	30. 90. 16.	Query user_objects for object status
	30. 90. 17.	Query user_objects for your functions and procedures
	30. 90. 18.	User and its average object id
	30. 90. 19.	Show the procedure is marked invalid **
	30. 90. 20.	Behavior of dependent objects.
	30. 90. 21.	Finding, Validating, and Describing Packages
	30. 90. 22.	If procedure is valid

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