In Sql Developer under tables I see tables, but some of the tables have $ in name.
Example:
tb$something
What does that ‘$’ sign mean when in name of table?
In Sql Developer under tables I see tables, but some of the tables have
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In Sql Developer under tables I see tables, but some of the tables have $ in name.
Example:
tb$something
What does that ‘$’ sign mean when in name of table?
it doesn’t mean anything. as you can create tables with dollar signs in if you want (probably not recommended as people may get confused thinking they are oracle special tables).
if you’re referring to objects owned by
SYSandSYSTEMthen Oracle names its memory structure views for exampleV$(egv$session). but these are just a naming convention that Oracle corp uses for its objects.