In the Oracle object management category, you will find useful queries to identify and recompile invalid objects in the Oracle database.
A schema is a collection of logical data structures or objects in the schema. A schema is owned by a database user and has the same name as that user. Each user has a single schema of objects, some of which can grow in physical size. Schema objects can be created and manipulated with SQL code and include a range of objects such as constraints, database links, indexes, packages, sequences, stored functions, stored procedures, synonyms, tables, and views.
In the Oracle Objects Management category, you will find useful queries to identify and recompile invalid objects in the Oracle database.
Dynamic query for generating the compilation command for INVALID Objects With the article “Query for Compiling INVALID Objects,” we have the opportunity to identify invalid objects and perform compilation. In the Oracle database, all tables, partitions, indexes, views, packages, procedures, triggers, etc., are identified as objects. All database objects are Read more…
Query to identify invalid objects: With the article “Query for INVALID Objects,” we have the ability to quickly identify objects that have, for some reason, changed status from VALID to INVALID. If a code change is made on a DDL, it’s possible for the object to become invalid, which can Read more…
Query to identify the 10 largest objects in the Oracle database. With the article Oracle Objects Query, we can quickly identify the objects that occupy the most space. As explained in the article, Query compilazione OGGETTI INVALIDI, the objects in the database include all application structures, such as tables, indexes, etc. Read more…