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How can keep my ALL_TABLES information upto date?

942728Apr 7 2013 — edited Apr 7 2013
Hello,

I am running the query to get the table counts from sys table ALL_TABLES, I am not getting the latest counts. Meaning , if I insert a row into a table in one of the schema table, it supposed to updated ALL_TABLES to number of rows column. But it is not doing so. I really appreciate any help.

Regards,
VR

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Re: How can keep my ALL_TABLES information upto date?
Posted: Apr 7, 2013 12:39 PM in response to: user7690206 in response to: user7690206
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I am running the query to get the table counts from sys table ALL_TABLES, I am not getting the latest counts. Meaning , if I insert a row into a table in one of the schema table, it supposed to updated ALL_TABLES to number of rows column. But it is not doing so. I really appreciate any help.
You'll get the best help if you post in the correct forum - please post the question in the Database General forum.
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When you post provide your 4 digit Oracle version.

The system views are only updated when statistics are collected; they are NOT updated when DML is performed on a table.

Please mark this thread ANSWERED. If you need more help then repost the question in the proper forum.
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Re: How can keep my ALL_TABLES information upto date?
Posted: Apr 7, 2013 2:22 PM in response to: rp0428 in response to: rp0428
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Thanks and I really appreciate your reply. When will and who (which job) will ( only updated when statistics are collected) collect the statistics? (Once in when DB is created? or once in a day? or once in every 12 hours? or do we need to set something to do this?)

The version of oracle is 11g release2 (I assume 10g release2 should have same)

Anyways I will post this again in forum you mentioned above.

Regards,
VR

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