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By David Jackson, 2008/08/06
Set the @table parameter to the parent table you want to delete from. Change the @type parameter to either S or D to generate a select or delete query.The @debug flag is not useful for 'production' use, but it helps you see what's going on if set to 1
As it stands, this script will generate 4 Select queries in the pubs db, 'seeded' with the titles tab
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