RE: Constraints Lookup

2002-04-24 Thread Thomas Day


This will give all the tables whose constraints reference a given table

/*
All the tables that reference a given table in their constraints.
*/
SELECT
 a1.table_name Target Table
,a1.constraint_name Target Constraint
,d1.column_name Target Column
,b1.table_name Referencing Table
,b1.constraint_name Referencing Constraint
,c1.column_name Referencing Column
FROM   DBA_CONS_COLUMNS C1
,  DBA_CONSTRAINTS A1
, DBA_CONSTRAINTS b1
,DBA_CONS_COLUMNS d1
where
   a1.table_name=d1.table_name and
   C1.Table_name=b1.table_name and
   d1.constraint_name = a1.constraint_name and
   C1.Constraint_Name = b1.constraint_name and
   b1.constraint_name = a1.r_constraint_name and
   A1.table_name =UPPER('TAB')  AND a1.owner=UPPER('OWNER')
order by 3,4;


   

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Try this


SELECT   a1.constraint_name NAME,
DECODE ( a1.CONSTRAINT_TYPE, 'C', 'Check', 'P', 'Primary Key',
'R', 'Referential Integrity', 'U', 'Unique Key',  'V', 'Check Option on a
view') TYPE   ,
a1.r_constraint_name RNAME,  a1.status, a1.delete_rule,
c1.column_name, c1.position, R_CONSTRAINT_NAME, R_OWNER ,
a1.search_condition CONSTEXT
FROM   USER_CONS_COLUMNS C1,  USER_CONSTRAINTS A1
WHERE a1.CONSTRAINT_TYPE = 'R'   -Only Ref. Const.
  AND C1.Table_name=A1.table_name
  AND C1.Constraint_Name = A1.constraint_name
  AND C1.owner = A1.owner
  AND A1.table_name =TAB
  AND a1.owner=OWNER
ORDER BY 1,7

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Yes, this should be easy

I need to find all the tables that referance a given table in their
constraints. Can somebody help, it's been a long day

TIA,
John
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RE: Constraints Lookup

2002-04-23 Thread PILOTTO Diego TECSIS

Try this


SELECT   a1.constraint_name NAME,  
DECODE ( a1.CONSTRAINT_TYPE, 'C', 'Check', 'P', 'Primary Key', 
'R', 'Referential Integrity', 'U', 'Unique Key',  'V', 'Check Option on a
view') TYPE   , 
a1.r_constraint_name RNAME,  a1.status, a1.delete_rule,  
c1.column_name, c1.position, R_CONSTRAINT_NAME, R_OWNER , 
a1.search_condition CONSTEXT  
FROM   USER_CONS_COLUMNS C1,  USER_CONSTRAINTS A1  
WHERE a1.CONSTRAINT_TYPE = 'R'   -Only Ref. Const.
  AND C1.Table_name=A1.table_name   
  AND C1.Constraint_Name = A1.constraint_name   
  AND C1.owner = A1.owner   
  AND A1.table_name =TAB  
  AND a1.owner=OWNER  
ORDER BY 1,7

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Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 5:53 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


Yes, this should be easy

I need to find all the tables that referance a given table in their
constraints. Can somebody help, it's been a long day

TIA,
John
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