Table: USER_SNAPSHOTS
Snapshots the user can look at
Column Name | Description |
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CAN_USE_LOG | If NO, this snapshot is complex and will never use a log |
CR_OPERATIONS | |
ERROR | The error returned last time an automatic refresh was attempted |
FR_OPERATIONS | |
LAST_REFRESH | SYSDATE from the master site at the time of the last refresh |
MASTER | Name of the master table that this snapshot is a copy of |
MASTER_LINK | Database link name to the master site |
MASTER_OWNER | Owner of the master table |
MASTER_ROLLBACK_SEG | Rollback segment to use at the master site |
MASTER_VIEW | View of the master table, owned by the snapshot owner, used for refreshes |
NAME | The view used by users and applications for viewing the snapshot |
NEXT | The date function used to compute next refresh dates |
OWNER | Owner of the snapshot |
PREBUILT | If YES, this snapshot uses a prebuilt table as the base table |
QUERY | The original query that this snapshot is an instantiation of |
REFRESH_GROUP | All snapshots in a given refresh group get refreshed in the same transaction |
REFRESH_METHOD | The values used to drive a fast refresh of the snapshot |
REFRESH_MODE | This indicates how and when the snapshot will be refreshed |
START_WITH | The date function used to compute next refresh dates |
STATUS | The status of the contents of the snapshot |
TABLE_NAME | Table the snapshot is stored in -- has an extra column for the master rowid |
TYPE | The type of refresh (complete,fast,force) for all automatic refreshes |
UPDATABLE | If NO, the snapshot is read only. Look up REPLICATION |
UPDATE_LOG | The table which logs changes made to an updatable snapshots |
UPDATE_TRIG | The name of the trigger which fills the UPDATE_LOG |