List tablespace.

Hello

Please one of you help me witih this requirement.

I want to list the tables, tablespace used, index, index tablespace used & number of lines

Concerning
Ravikumar.A

If you want the complete list of information in a single query, it's here

Select T.Table_Name,t.num_rows,T.Tablespace_Name,T1.Column_Name,T2.Index_Name, T3.Tablespace_Name
From User_Tables T, User_Tab_Cols T1, User_Ind_Columns T2, User_Indexes T3
Where  t.table_name=T1.Table_Name
And T1.Column_Name=T2.Column_Name
and T2.Index_Name=T3.Index_Name;

It would generate detailed report in bulk with table, columns and indexes. I suggest you use different queries to generate required information.

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