Table owner

I try to get the owner of a table created to test , but it shows some selected lines, as my table is already having 8 rows. Please see below and help me where I'm wrong.



SQL > select * from test;

FLAT_MEMBERS_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME AGE
--------------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Himanshu Gupta 24 1
2 26 Goyal Tarun
3 27 jedrzejewski
Sourabh Singh 26 4
Vidya Pandey 24 5
Bilal 6 25 Ankit
Ahmed Naim 7 26
Yogesh singh 24 8

8 selected lines.

SQL > select the owner, table_name, tablespace_name dba_tables where table_name = 'test ';

no selected line

Unless you use identifiers case-sensitive, names of objects are stored in uppercase in the data dictionary.

select owner, table_name, tablespace_name
  from dba_tables
 where table_name='TEST';

Justin

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      Error downloading emails - error number: 0x800CCC90 - "unable to connect to the mail server!...» »
       
			 
      De : Regina_Miami Good eveningToday, I tried to download my emails in Windows Mail. I got the following error message: Account: 'pop.ig.com.br', server: 'pop.ig.com.br', Protocol: POP3, server response: '-ERR AVG POP3 Proxy Server: cannot connect to 
       
		   
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