Set Oracle Table Properties

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For Oracle 9i and 10g, you can set table properties using the table's Tagged Values. Follow the steps below:

1.Select the View | Tagged Values menu option, or press [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[6]. The Tagged Values window displays.
2.Click on the table in a diagram or in the Project Browser window. The Tagged Values window displays the table name, selected.
3.Click on the NewTagIcon (New Tag) button.
4.Define the table properties as shown in the examples below:
 
oracle_tag_tablespace
 
oracle_tag_storage
 
5.Click on the OK button to save the Tagged Value.

All available properties for an Oracle table are listed below.

Note: The same properties can be added to indexes and constraints. Highlight the index or constraint and add the properties as Tagged Values.

Property

Value

BUFFER_POOL

DEFAULT

CACHE

NOCACHE

DBVERSION

9.0.111

FREELISTS

1

GRANT OWNER1

SELECT

GRANT OWNER2

DELETE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE

INITIAL

65536

INITRANS

1

LOGGING

LOGGING

MAXEXTENTS

2147483645

MAXTRANS

255

MINEXTENTS

1

MONITORING

MONITORING

OWNER

OWNER1

PARALLEL

NOPARALLEL

PCTFREE

10

PCTINCREASE

0

PCTUSED

0

SYNONYMS

PUBLIC:TABLE_PUB;OWNER2:TABLE_OWNER2

TABLESPACE

MY_TABLESPACE

 

The properties defined for a given table are listed on the Tagged Values window, as illustrated by the following typical Tagged Value list:

oracle_tag_disabled