constraints question
From: Eugene Pipko <eugene.pipko_at_unionbay.com>
Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 14:35:55 -0700
Message-ID: <34DB87F47199374280ADFD2968CDBCFA87D621FC2D_at_MAIL01KT.seattlepacificindustries.com>
Hi all,
I started to think about writing an archiving procedure for one of our apps. The idea is to move/delete records from SALES table and all other tables that related to it. I am using the following query to find all children of the starting table:
Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 14:35:55 -0700
Message-ID: <34DB87F47199374280ADFD2968CDBCFA87D621FC2D_at_MAIL01KT.seattlepacificindustries.com>
Hi all,
I started to think about writing an archiving procedure for one of our apps. The idea is to move/delete records from SALES table and all other tables that related to it. I am using the following query to find all children of the starting table:
select
parents.owner || '.' || parents.table_name parent_table, child.owner || '.' || child.table_name child_table, child.r_constraint_name from dba_constraints child, dba_constraints parents where child.r_constraint_name = parents.constraint_name and child.r_owner = parents.owner and parents.table_name = 'SALES";
This query returns 7 tables that are children to SALES. So now I have to walk all 7 tables looking for children for them as well and so forth... I can loop through them using PLSQL, but is there a way to find all of them all the way down specifying starting table using SQL?
Thanks,
Eugene Pipko
Seattle Pacific Industries
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