2.285 ALL_OBJECT_TABLES
ALL_OBJECT_TABLES describes the object tables accessible to the current user.
               
Related Views
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                        DBA_OBJECT_TABLESdescribes all object tables in the database.
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                        USER_OBJECT_TABLESdescribes the object tables owned by the current user. This view does not display theOWNERcolumn.
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 | Owner of the table | 
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 | Name of the table | 
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 | Name of the tablespace containing the table; NULL for partitioned, temporary, and index-organized tables | 
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 | Name of the cluster, if any, to which the table belongs | 
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 | Name of the index-organized table, if any, to which the overflow or mapping table entry belongs. If the  | 
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 | If a previous  | 
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 | Minimum percentage of free space in a block; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Minimum percentage of used space in a block; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Initial number of transactions; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Maximum number of transactions; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Size of the initial extent (in bytes); NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Size of secondary extents (in bytes); NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Minimum number of extents allowed in the segment; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Maximum number of extents allowed in the segment; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Percentage increase in extent size; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Number of process freelists allocated to the segment; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Number of freelist groups allocated to the segment; NULL for partitioned tables | 
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 | Indicates whether or not changes to the table are logged: 
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 | Indicates whether the table has been backed up since the last modification ( | 
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 | Number of rows in the table | 
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 | Number of used blocks in the table | 
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 | Number of empty (never used) blocks in the table | 
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 | Average available free space in the table | 
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 | Number of chained rows in the table | 
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 | Average row length, including row overhead | 
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 | Average free space of all blocks on a freelist | 
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 | Number of blocks on the freelist | 
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 | Number of parallel execution processes per instance for scanning the table, or  | 
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 | Number of instances across which the table is to be scanned, or  | 
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 | Indicates whether the table is to be cached in the buffer cache ( | 
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 | Indicates whether table locking is enabled ( | 
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 | Sample size used in analyzing this table | 
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 | Date on which this table was most recently analyzed | 
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 | Indicates whether the table is partitioned ( | 
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 | If the table is an index-organized table, then  | 
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 | Indicates whether the object ID (OID) is  | 
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 | Owner of the type of the table | 
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 | Type of the table | 
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 | Indicates whether this is a temporary table ( | 
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 | Indicates whether the object table is a secondary object created by the ODCIIndexCreate method of the Oracle Data Cartridge ( | 
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 | Indicates whether the table is a nested table ( | 
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 | Buffer pool to be used for table blocks: 
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 | Database Smart Flash Cache hint to be used for table blocks: 
 Solaris and Oracle Linux functionality only. | 
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 | Cell flash cache hint to be used for table blocks: 
 See Also: Oracle Exadata Storage Server Software documentation for more information | 
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 | Indicates whether partitioned row movement is enabled ( | 
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 | Indicates whether statistics were entered directly by the user ( | 
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 | Indicates the duration of a temporary table: 
 Null - Permanent table | 
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 | Indicates whether Oracle Database ignores blocks marked corrupt during table and index scans ( | 
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 | Indicates whether the table has the  | 
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 | Owner of the cluster, if any, to which the table belongs | 
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 | Indicates whether row-level dependency tracking is enabled ( | 
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 | Indicates whether table compression is enabled ( | 
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 | Default compression for what kind of operations: 
 The  | 
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 | Indicates whether the table has been dropped and is in the recycle bin ( This view does not return the names of tables that have been dropped. | 
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 | Indicates whether the table segment has been created ( | 
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 | Indicates whether the In-Memory Column Store (IM column store) is enabled ( | 
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 | Indicates the priority for In-Memory Column Store (IM column store) population. Possible values: 
 This column has a value based on where the segments lie for a table. For example, if the table is partitioned and is enabled for the IM column store, the value is  | 
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 | Indicates how the IM column store is distributed in an Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) environment: 
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 | Indicates the compression level for the IM column store: 
 This column has a value based on where the segments lie for a table. For example, if the table is partitioned and is enabled for the IM column store, the value is  | 
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 | Indicates the duplicate setting for the IM column store in an Oracle RAC environment: 
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 | Indicates whether the table is an external table ( | 
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 | The value for columnar compression in the storage cell flash cache. Possible values: 
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 | Indicates whether the table is a hybrid partitioned table ( | 
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 | Indicates how the IM column store is populated on various instances. The possible values are: 
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 | Indicates the service name for the service on which the IM column store should be populated. This column has a value only when the corresponding  | 
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 | Indicates whether the table is enabled for Fast Key Based Access ( | 
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 | For internal use only | 
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 | Indicates whether the table has one or more sensitive columns ( | 
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 | Indicates whether the table is enabled for logical replication ( | 
Footnote 1 This column is intended for use with Oracle Exadata.
Footnote 2 This column is available starting with Oracle Database 19c.
See Also:
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                           Oracle Database PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference for more information about the DBMS_REPAIR.SKIP_CORRUPT_BLOCKSprocedure