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Find possible missing foreign key relationships

By Patricia Schiefelbein, 2007/02/26

Total article views: 274 | Views in the last 30 days: 19

This procedure is intended for single column primary key relationships.
First we will create two table functions. The first finds a list of all tables with their primary key columns. The second finds all existing foreign key relationships with their table and column names. Finally we find all tables with primary key column names that do not have an existing foreign key relationship.

By Patricia Schiefelbein, 2007/02/26

Total article views: 274 | Views in the last 30 days: 19
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