Update Foreign Key References

By kamui, 2001/11/03

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This script updates all foreign key references for the specified table. Useful if you need to delete a row. The follow example would update all uses of TableA.IDENTITYCOL where the value is 1 to the value of 2. Example usage: EXEC usp_updateFK 'TableA', 1, 2

By kamui, 2001/11/03

Total article views: 893 | Views in the last 30 days: 41

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