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VIEW: CSI.CSI_OBJECT_DICTIONARY#

Object Details

Object Name:	CSI_OBJECT_DICTIONARY#
Object Type:	VIEW
Owner:	CSI
Subobject Name:
Status:	VALID

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Columns

Name	Datatype	Length	Mandatory
OBJECT_ID	NUMBER		Yes
OBJECT_NAME	VARCHAR2	(30)	Yes
ACTIVE_START_DATE	DATE
ACTIVE_END_DATE	DATE
LAST_ARCHIVE_DATE	DATE
CONTEXT	VARCHAR2	(30)
ATTRIBUTE1	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE2	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE3	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE4	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE5	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE6	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE7	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE8	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE9	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE10	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE11	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE12	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE13	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE14	VARCHAR2	(150)
ATTRIBUTE15	VARCHAR2	(150)
CREATED_BY	NUMBER	(15)
CREATION_DATE	DATE
LAST_UPDATED_BY	NUMBER	(15)
LAST_UPDATE_DATE	DATE
LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN	NUMBER	(15)
OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER	NUMBER
SECURITY_GROUP_ID	NUMBER
ZD_EDITION_NAME	VARCHAR2	(30)	Yes

Query Text

Cut, paste (and edit) the following text to query this object:


SELECT OBJECT_ID
,      OBJECT_NAME
,      ACTIVE_START_DATE
,      ACTIVE_END_DATE
,      LAST_ARCHIVE_DATE
,      CONTEXT
,      ATTRIBUTE1
,      ATTRIBUTE2
,      ATTRIBUTE3
,      ATTRIBUTE4
,      ATTRIBUTE5
,      ATTRIBUTE6
,      ATTRIBUTE7
,      ATTRIBUTE8
,      ATTRIBUTE9
,      ATTRIBUTE10
,      ATTRIBUTE11
,      ATTRIBUTE12
,      ATTRIBUTE13
,      ATTRIBUTE14
,      ATTRIBUTE15
,      CREATED_BY
,      CREATION_DATE
,      LAST_UPDATED_BY
,      LAST_UPDATE_DATE
,      LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN
,      OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER
,      SECURITY_GROUP_ID
,      ZD_EDITION_NAME
FROM CSI.CSI_OBJECT_DICTIONARY#;

Dependencies

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CSI.CSI_OBJECT_DICTIONARY# references the following:

CSI: CSI_OBJECT_DICTIONARY

CSI.CSI_OBJECT_DICTIONARY# is referenced by following:

APPS: CSI_OBJECT_DICTIONARY; CSI_OBJECT_DICTIONARY+