How can find column name in all tables?

How can find column name in all tables?

Use this Query to search Tables & Views:

  1. SELECT COL_NAME AS ‘Column_Name’, TAB_NAME AS ‘Table_Name’
  2. FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS.
  3. WHERE COL_NAME LIKE ‘%MyName%’
  4. ORDER BY Table_Name, Column_Name;

How do I see columns in a table in SQL Developer?

You can get columns from view ALL_TAB_COLUMNS . As for SQL Developer, you can open table from your connections tree, go to Columns tab and just use Edit -> Find (Ctrl/Cmd + F).

How to get column names and data types in Sybase?

You can use built-in procedure sp_columns. It will return all the table metadata including column name, data type, column length etc. for a given table. Show activity on this post. To get column names, data types and a lot more info for a table in Sybase, use the following query.

How do I connect to Sybase IQ in tableau?

Start Tableau and under Connect, select SAP Sybase IQ. For a complete list of data connections, select More under To a Server. Then do the following: Enter the host name that hosts the database that you want to connect to. (Optional) Enter the server name. Select how you want to sign in to the server.

How to extract types from a Sybase table?

To extract types I am using such query: Show activity on this post. You can use built-in procedure sp_columns. It will return all the table metadata including column name, data type, column length etc. for a given table. Show activity on this post. To get column names, data types and a lot more info for a table in Sybase, use the following query.

Do I need to join on named information in Sybase 12?

Just to add a hopefully useful addition here, I use Sybase’s SQL Anywhere 12, so, the syscolumns object (view) does not hold the same information as other versions of Sybase, and therefore requires joining on named information. However, this consolidated view, as it is called, is almost perfectly capable by itself ( see it’s documentation here ).