create table user_views_clob
(view_name VARCHAR2(32),
clob_text CLOB)
/
insert into user_views_clob
select view_name, to_lob(text) from user_views
/
and do the search like
select * from user_views_clob where upper(clob_text) like upper('%hello_world%');
replace hello_world with your text.
There are two types of views in Oracle based upon from how many tables data are being fetched. 1. Simple view - In this view, data is coming from only one table. 2. Complex view - In this view, data comes from more than one table. That's it. However, Complex views have some limitations. For these follow Oracle documentation.
I want to know how the view is working in oracle?
If the dropped table is a base table for a view , then dbms like oracle invalidates these dependent views but does not drop them. But you cannot use these unless you re-create the table.
in the Views group, click the Views arrow and click Design view
you can be in close view, medium view (recommended), far view, hood view, and cinematic view. cinematic includes multiple aerial views, wheel views, and street views. stick with medium, far, or close though.
Front view is Equal to top view
linear views means views of line ;)
Views
subject view-This view states that if the subject of a work looks convincing and lifelike, the work is successful.composition view-This view states that the way the artwork is organized is the most important aspect of an artwork.content view-This view states that the most important ingredient for a successful work of art is its content-the message, idea, or feeling expressed by the work of art.
Views is plural. The singular form of the word is view.
In a database management system, data can be viewed in three main ways: Conceptual view: Represents the overall framework or structure of the entire database. External view: Shows a subset of the database and is tailored to meet individual user requirements. Physical view: Describes how data is stored on the physical storage media.
It's not. Different world views are not better or worse than other world views.