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    Unhappy Refresh data in OEM

    Hi,

    I have a table with quite a few columns, so it's a pain to view its records from sql*plus, as the record will wrap around and you don't know what you are looking at. So from time to time, I use OEM's data editor which has a scrollable bar in the bottom to view the data in that table. However, I don't see a way to refresh data (in case new data being added after I opened that table editor). So in order to see new data, I have to close the data editor first, and then reopen it which is quite annoying.

    Anybody know how to refresh the returned data or any other workaround on this?

    TIA...

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    set linesize 10000;

    in sqlplus

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    Thanks, but this doesn't help in my case. The result is still a mess and hard to read.

    Originally posted by steeve123
    set linesize 10000;

    in sqlplus

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    Lest say table1 with column1 is like varchar2(2000)

    col format column1 format a10;

    Do this for column that is larger than supose to be.

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    Yes, I did that already. But since there are 30+ columns in that table, and at least 2 fields are quite long, even after doing that, it still hard to read.

    Plus, how do I save all the set options so I can reuse it next time?

    Originally posted by steeve123
    Lest say table1 with column1 is like varchar2(2000)

    col format column1 format a10;

    Do this for column that is larger than supose to be.

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    Originally posted by elaine3839
    Plus, how do I save all the set options so I can reuse it next time?
    Script?
    Tomaž
    "A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely
    foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools" - Douglas Adams

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    Script, or use a database tool like toad or plsqldeveloper.

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    Use the print_table script shown in this thread.

    http://www.dbasupport.com/forums/sho...ght=printtable
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