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TRUNCATE table and disabling referential constraints.

Posted on 31-Mar-2006 By Admin No Comments on TRUNCATE table and disabling referential constraints.

When you truncate table A, and Table A has some child table that contain data. TRUNCATE fails. For that you need to find table A’s all child tables and diable that referential integrity.

/* before_trunc.sql

This script gives disble constrints script before truncating table

*/

accept tblname prompt ‘Enter the Table Name You want to truncate -> ‘

column head heading “Execute Following Statements To Truncate &tblname, as &tblname is referenced by following foreign keys”

select ‘alter table ‘ || lpad(b.table_name, 30) || ‘ disable constraint ‘ || b.constraint_name || ‘;’ as “Head”

from user_constraints a, user_constraints b

where a.constraint_name = b.r_constraint_name

and a.table_name = upper(‘&tblname’);

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