Rick,
What is the underlying view statement? I have found that there is an
object resolution difference between selecting individual columns and *. I'm
exploring exactly what happens, but the same issue can be found in
v$sort_usage, where there is a column USER (which is both a reserved word
and a function).
Dan Fink
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Hi All,
Oracle 8.1.6, WinNT
I have view TIMEVIEW. I can do select * from timeview with no errors. If
I select a individual column I get 904 error.
I am doing everything from the schema owner.
Any hints
SQLWKS> desc timeview
Column Name Null? Type
------------------------------ -------- ----
NAS_IP_ADDRESS NOT NULL VARCHAR2(255)
CALLED_STATION_ID VARCHAR2(255)
CALLING_STATION_ID VARCHAR2(255)
ACCT_INPUT_OCTETS NUMBER(38)
ACCT_OUTPUT_OCTETS NUMBER(38)
USER_NAME VARCHAR2(255)
ST NUMBER
MT VARCHAR2(3)
SQLWKS> select mt from timeview;
select mt from timeview
*
ORA-00904: invalid column name
Thanks
Rick
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