Podemos utilizar consultas de este tipo:
select * from USER_IND_COLUMNS b
select * from USER_INDEXES a
SELECT
a.index_name,a.index_type,a.table_name
,b.column_name
from USER_INDEXES a, USER_IND_COLUMNS b
WHERE a.index_name = b.index_name;
select * from ALL_INDEXES where index_name like ‘INX_SITCORE_%’
Algunos comentarios más:
Also dba_indexes is not the dba’s indexes. It’s a view.
There are three catagories
DBA_INDEXES – shows all the indexes of all schemas
(View Accessable by DBA)
ALL_INDEXES – All indexes of that schema querrying and other schemas (those accesible by him)
USER_INDEXES – All indexes of that schemaquerrying the view.
So there is no redundancy in creating an index with same names by different schema as long as the objects belong to them.
