Generate the ddl to create materialized view log...

Hi gurus...

Oracle db: 11g

I am trying to generate / excerpt from script MVIEW Logs from prod to be applied on the test.
I tried
< code >
DBMS_METADATA. GET_DDL (decode(object_type,'materialized_view_log'), object_name, owner)
from dba_objects
where owner = < ABC >;
< code >

above fails, any ideas?

Thank you

>
Oracle db: 11g

I am trying to generate / excerpt from script MVIEW Logs from prod to be applied on the test.
I tried

dbms_metadata.get_ddl(decode(object_type,'materialized_view_log'), object_name, owner)
from dba_objects
where owner=;

above fails, any ideas?
>
Please try to use the tags in code, but you need to add.

 on the line before and the line after your code instead of what you are using.

The object type names are case-sensitive so you need to use

DBMS_METADATA. GET_DDL ('MATERIALIZED_VIEW_LOG', object_name, owner)

Why are you using DECODE?

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