I need to display all tables that have zero records.
I tried,
select * from user_all_tables where (select count(*) from user_all_tables)=0;
But it doesn’t seem to work.
How should I go about redesigning this query?
Thanks.
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If all of your tables are analyzed, you can check the column
num_rowsof tableuser_tables.Otherwise, you will need PL/SQL to make this work. This will output all tables of your current user without records (use
all_tablesif you need tables of other users):