Determine the column name involved in functional index

I write this query for existing indexes for all tables refers to a schema. My problem is when index is functional, column name is not descriptive, it's like SYS_NC00047$,... as long as yet I could not find a way to know the exact column name in the out put of this query. your help is needed...
 SELECT index_owner,
         index_name,
         table_owner,
         table_name,
         column_name,
         column_position,
         column_length
    FROM dba_ind_columns
   WHERE index_owner = 'CORE_BUSINESS'
ORDER BY table_name               ;

Use DBA_IND_EXPRESSIONS or USER_IND_EXPRESSIONS.

See this example:

SQL> drop table X_1 purge;

Table dropped.

SQL>  create table X_1 (col_1  varchar2(5), col_2 number);

Table created.

SQL> create index X_1_UPPER_COL_1 on X_1(upper(col_1));

Index created.

SQL> set long 20000
SQL> select column_expression from user_ind_expressions
  2  where index_name = 'X_1_UPPER_COL_1';

COLUMN_EXPRESSION
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPPER("COL_1")

SQL>

Note: COLUMN_EXPRESSION is a type of data LONG and LONG default MIS to 80 in SQLPlus, so it will show only the first 80 characters of the expression, unless you SET a higher value for a long TIME.

Hemant K Collette

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