Answer / lenka

select *
from global_name;

Answer / pradeeshkumar

this will also work.

select global_name from global_name;

Answer / pradeeshkumar

select global_name from global_name;

Answer / madhu sekhar

You want to know the What is the Data Base version you are
using you can go like this

1) show version (In sql*Plus)
2) Select * from v$version;(In Toad or PL/SQL Developer)

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