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find_cons.sql

Posted on 02-Aug-2005 By Admin No Comments on find_cons.sql

set pagesize 300

set linesize 130

set head on

set echo off

accept tab prompt “Enter The Table Name -> ”

select b.constraint_name “Cons Name”, b.status,

decode(b.constraint_type, ‘P’, ‘PRIMARY’, ‘C’, ‘CHECK’, ‘U’, ‘UNIQUE’, ‘R’, ‘FOREIGN KEY’) “Cons Type”,

substr(a.column_name, 1, 20) “Column Name”,

decode(b.constraint_type, ‘C’, ‘ MUST NOT BE NULL’ , ‘ Position : ‘) ||

decode(b.constraint_type, ‘C’, null, to_char(a.position) ) ||

decode (b.constraint_type, ‘R’, ‘ REFERENCES ‘, NULL) ||

decode (b.constraint_type, ‘R’, c.xparent , NULL) “Cons Description”

from user_cons_columns a, user_constraints b,

(select parent.table_name xparent, child.table_name xchild, child.constraint_name xcons

from user_constraints parent, user_constraints child

where parent.constraint_name = child.r_constraint_name) c

where b.table_name = upper(‘&TAB’)

and a.constraint_name = b.constraint_name

and a.constraint_name = c.xcons(+)

order by b.constraint_name, a.position;

set head off

select ‘AND THIS TABLE &tab IS PARENT TABLE OF FOLLOWING TABLES’ from dual;

set head on

select a.table_name parent, b.table_name child, b.constraint_name “Child Cons Name”, b.status

from user_constraints a, user_constraints b

where a.constraint_name = b.r_constraint_name

and a.table_name = upper(‘&tab’);

set head on

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