Answer / saty

select sequencename.currval from dual

select sequencename.nextval from dual



if we will give only table name thr will be error


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Answer / chandrasekar ramasamy

select sequencename.currval from tablename

select sequencename.nextval from tablename

Answer / shai

select *
from user_sequences;

The last_number column will display the number available
next.
if no_cache is used in sequence definition then you can
trust on last_number column from user_sequence.
But if cache is used then below will take place:

If Cache is 20 then last_number will display any number
within range of sequence currval+20

Answer / p.rajasekar

We cannot directly get Current value from the sequence.So
first we need to get the next value, then we can get the
current value in the same scope


select sequencename.nextval from tablename

select sequencename.currval from tablename

Answer / sweta

select sequencename.currval,sequencename.nextval from dual;

Answer / tulsi

select currval.sequence_name from table_name

select nextval.sequence_name from table_name

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