Charlie - Does this sound like what you want?
1 select table_name, column_name
2 from user_tab_columns
3* where nullable = 'Y'
Dennis Williams
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OK, I started out thinking that this would be easy.
What is a pure SQL solution which generates a results set
containing a list of TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME for all
NOT NULL columns in a schema?
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