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How to set up foreign keys across 2 schemas [message #206377]

Wed, 29 November 2006 16:04

suranjita_hajra_7
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Registered: November 2006
Location: Pittsburgh, USA

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Hi

I am going to set up a foreign key from a table under schema A to the other table under schema B.
I am getting Oracle Error
Ora-00942, Table or View does not exist.
But this is for sure that the tables highly exist in shemas A and B.
Please help me out.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Regards,
Suranjita

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Re: How to set up foreign keys across 2 schemas [message #206380 is a reply to message #206377]

Wed, 29 November 2006 18:07

djmartin
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You have to grant access to the other schema so that it can see the table.

David

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Re: How to set up foreign keys across 2 schemas [message #206414 is a reply to message #206380]

Thu, 30 November 2006 00:13

Littlefoot
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Additionally, this privilege should be REFERENCES in order to establish referential integrity constraint. Furthermore, columns must match in number and datatype. Also, master table must have a primary or unique key constraint on this (those) column(s).

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Re: How to set up foreign keys across 2 schemas [message #206550 is a reply to message #206414]

Thu, 30 November 2006 08:49

suranjita_hajra_7
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Thanks a lot, this really works....
Once again thanks for guiding me.....

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