That is because search_condition is a LONG datatype. Do SET LONG 2000 or
something large
before issuing query and you will see entire text.
HTH
Rick
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> Subject: What is limit on Search Condition in DBA_CONSTRAINTS table
>
> One of our developers is wondering why they can't
> see all of their check constraint options when they
> query from DBA_CONSTRAINTS, USER_CONSTRAINTS,
> ALL_CONSTRAINTS. The Search Condition column only
> shows about 60 characters, no matter what you set your
> output string to in SQL*Plus.
>
> How can we see the rest of the Search Condition?
> Is there an underlying table that this view is based on?
>
> Cherie Machler
> Gelco Information Network
>
>
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