In the last episode (Mar 13), Tangirala, Srikalyan said:
> I'm a newbie and I'm trying to understand how can I increase or set
> the size of the table in Oracle database. I'm trying to migrate the
> database from oracle to MySQL and was successful in that. But, few of
> the tables are not created and when I checked back in the oracle
> database, it displays the following warning.
>
> The table GOESDBA.SAT_PARAM_VALUES contains more than 2000 rows.
> Displaying all the columns and rows of the table could be
> time-consuming
That's probably generated by whatever query tool you're using, not by
Oracle itself. Check its documentation to see how to remove or bypass
that warning.
> I want to display all the columns and rows of the table but for doing
> that I understand that the size of the table has to be increased. How
> can I get over it? Any suggestions?
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