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how to filter out bin tables in oracle 10g [message #9626] Fri, 24 March 2006 12:52 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: davest.davest.com

using data tools and viewing oracle 10g, is there a way to filter out
BIN$*** tables from data explorer?

thanks,

dt
Re: how to filter out bin tables in oracle 10g [message #9706 is a reply to message #9626] Fri, 24 March 2006 19:09 Go to previous message
Rob Cernich is currently offline Rob CernichFriend
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dt,

You can specify a table filter that will be applied when the SQL model is
populated. This will prevent the tables from being added to the SQl
model's table list.

There are two ways to specify the filter.

1. You can specify a default filter that will be used for all schema.
This filter is accessible through a property page on the connection
profile representing your database.

2. You can specify a table filter for a particular schema. This filter
can be accessed through a property page on the "Tables" folder contained
within a particular schema.

Note, currently the appropriate notification listeners are not
implemented/hooked up, so you will need to disconnect, then reconnect to
see the effects of the filtering you've applied.

Hope this helps.

Sincerely,
Rob
Re: how to filter out bin tables in oracle 10g [message #571738 is a reply to message #9626] Fri, 24 March 2006 19:09 Go to previous message
Rob Cernich is currently offline Rob CernichFriend
Messages: 56
Registered: July 2009
Member
dt,

You can specify a table filter that will be applied when the SQL model is
populated. This will prevent the tables from being added to the SQl
model's table list.

There are two ways to specify the filter.

1. You can specify a default filter that will be used for all schema.
This filter is accessible through a property page on the connection
profile representing your database.

2. You can specify a table filter for a particular schema. This filter
can be accessed through a property page on the "Tables" folder contained
within a particular schema.

Note, currently the appropriate notification listeners are not
implemented/hooked up, so you will need to disconnect, then reconnect to
see the effects of the filtering you've applied.

Hope this helps.

Sincerely,
Rob
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