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Purpose
Spss 21 download for mac. Use the COMMENT
statement to add a comment about a table, view, materialized view, or column into the data dictionary.
To drop a comment from the database, set it to the empty string ' '.
See Also:
'Comments' for more information on associating comments with SQL statements and schema objects
Oracle Database Reference for information on the data dictionary views that display comments
Prerequisites
The object about which you are adding a comment must be in your own schema or:
To add a comment to a table, view, or materialized view, you must have
COMMENT
ANY
TABLE
system privilege.To add a comment to an indextype, you must have the
CREATE
ANY
INDEXTYPE
system privilege.To add a comment to an operator, you must have the
CREATE
ANY
OPERATOR
system privilege.
Syntax
comment::=
Description of the illustration comment.gif
Semantics
TABLE Clause
Specify the schema and name of the table or materialized view to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the table or materialized view is in your own schema.
Note:
In earlier releases, you could use this clause to create a comment on a materialized view. You should now use theCOMMENT
ON
MATERIALIZED
VIEW
clause for materialized views.COLUMN Clause
Specify the name of the column of a table, view, or materialized view to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the table, view, or materialized view is in your own schema.
You can view the comments on a particular table or column by querying the data dictionary views USER_TAB_COMMENTS
, DBA_TAB_COMMENTS
, or ALL_TAB_COMMENTS
or USER_COL_COMMENTS
, DBA_COL_COMMENTS
, or ALL_COL_COMMENTS
.
OPERATOR Clause
Specify the name of the operator to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the operator is in your own schema.
You can view the comments on a particular operator by querying the data dictionary views USER_OPERATOR_COMMENTS
, DBA_OPERATOR_COMMENTS
, or ALL_OPERATOR_COMMENTS
.
INDEXTYPE Clause
Specify the name of the indextype to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the indextype is in your own schema.
You can view the comments on a particular indextype by querying the data dictionary views USER_INDEXTYPE_COMMENTS
, DBA_INDEXTYPE_COMMENTS
, or ALL_INDEXTYPE_COMMENTS
.
MATERIALIZED VIEW Clause
Specify the name of the materialized view to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the materialized view is in your own schema.
You can view the comments on a particular materialized view by querying the data dictionary views USER_MVIEW_COMMENTS
, DBA_MVIEW_COMMENTS
, or ALL_MVIEW_COMMENTS
.
IS 'string'
Specify the text of the comment. Please refer to 'Text Literals' for a syntax description of 'string'
.
Example
Creating Comments: Example To insert an explanatory remark on the job_id
column of the employees
table, you might issue the following statement:
To drop this comment from the database, issue the following statement:
Purpose
Use the COMMENT
statement to add a comment about a table, view, materialized view, or column into the data dictionary.
To drop a comment from the database, set it to the empty string ' '.
See Also:
'Comments' for more information on associating comments with SQL statements and schema objects
Oracle Database Reference for information on the data dictionary views that display comments
Prerequisites
The object about which you are adding a comment must be in your own schema or:
To add a comment to a table, view, or materialized view, you must have
COMMENT
ANY
TABLE
system privilege.To add a comment to an indextype, you must have the
CREATE
ANY
INDEXTYPE
system privilege.To add a comment to an operator, you must have the
CREATE
ANY
OPERATOR
system privilege.
Syntax
comment::=
Description of the illustration comment.gif
Semantics
TABLE Clause
Specify the schema and name of the table or materialized view to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the table or materialized view is in your own schema.
Note:
In earlier releases, you could use this clause to create a comment on a materialized view. You should now use theCOMMENT
ON
MATERIALIZED
VIEW
clause for materialized views.COLUMN Clause
Specify the name of the column of a table, view, or materialized view to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the table, view, or materialized view is in your own schema.
You can view the comments on a particular table or column by querying the data dictionary views USER_TAB_COMMENTS
, DBA_TAB_COMMENTS
, or ALL_TAB_COMMENTS
or USER_COL_COMMENTS
, DBA_COL_COMMENTS
, or ALL_COL_COMMENTS
.
OPERATOR Clause
Specify the name of the operator to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the operator is in your own schema.
You can view the comments on a particular operator by querying the data dictionary views USER_OPERATOR_COMMENTS
, DBA_OPERATOR_COMMENTS
, or ALL_OPERATOR_COMMENTS
.
INDEXTYPE Clause
Specify the name of the indextype to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the indextype is in your own schema.
You can view the comments on a particular indextype by querying the data dictionary views USER_INDEXTYPE_COMMENTS
, DBA_INDEXTYPE_COMMENTS
, or ALL_INDEXTYPE_COMMENTS
.
MATERIALIZED VIEW Clause
Specify the name of the materialized view to be commented. If you omit schema
, then Oracle Database assumes the materialized view is in your own schema.
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You can view the comments on a particular materialized view by querying the data dictionary views USER_MVIEW_COMMENTS
, DBA_MVIEW_COMMENTS
, or ALL_MVIEW_COMMENTS
.
IS 'string'
Specify the text of the comment. Please refer to 'Text Literals' for a syntax description of 'string'
.
Example
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Creating Comments: Example To insert an explanatory remark on the job_id
column of the employees
table, you might issue the following statement:
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To drop this comment from the database, issue the following statement: