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I’ve created 3 SYNONYMs in this schema for 3 tables in another schema (HR) Because…there are thousands of those, and no one wants to see all of that. Note: someone will have had to create a SYNONYM in your schema – this won’t pull in TABLES for PUBLIC SYNONYMS. We’re now not just querying TABLEs from ALL_OBJECTS, we’re now ALSO including SYNONYMS for any TABLEs. Mouse-right click on your Tables tree node, and select ‘Apply Filter…’ Check this box. And if you click on the blue-underlined text, it will go open that table for you so you can work with it directly. In the screenshot above, when you open a SYNONYM you can get all the details. In this case EMPLOYEES in your SCHEMA – the collection of objects own by your Oracle user account – points to a TABLE in HR called EMPLOYEES. I’m guessing if you expanded your SYNONYMS list, you would see something… It’s pointing to a TABLE in a schema called ‘HR’Ī SYNONYM is like a shortcut or pointer or allows you to reference an object in the database by a different name.
When you log on to Oracle, you are seeing this: You have expanded the TABLES node, but nothing is listed?īut wait you say – I queried something called ‘EMPLOYEES’, I should be able to see something? What you mostly likely DO have are SYNONYMS that point to tables in an application schema. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you don’t have any tables. The answer is simple – you can’t see any tables, because you don’t OWN any tables.
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