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Old 01-21-09, 10:38
oracle10gsingh oracle10gsingh is offline
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weird problem

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when i open control center and see tables i see 120 tables where are there are 600 tables.but if i do list tables from command line it shows me all the tables ...why is it not showing all the 600 tables in control center .. i have tried with 5 different machines ,,

is it something to do with binding ? just a guess i am making
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Old 01-21-09, 10:48
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The Control Center may have a filter on it that limits the display to a certain schema or other filter.

Right click on Table, and select Filter to see if any existing filters exist.
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Old 01-21-09, 11:03
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i havent set any filter ....there is no filter i have checked from 5 different machines ..
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Old 01-21-09, 11:09
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i havent set any filter ....there is no filter i have checked from 5 different machines ..
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Old 01-21-09, 11:18
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When you used the "List Tables" command, did you look at the output column called "Type"? The List Tables command will return Tables and Views (and other types) from the syscat.tables view. The Control Center only lists real tables if you select the Table list.
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Old 01-21-09, 11:23
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yes i have written a query
select * syscat.tables where tabschema='DSEDW' and type ='t'

i can even do a select count(*) from tables which are not visible in control center ...and it gave me a result as well
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