I\'d like to get all foreign keys in a schema, like this. Let\'s say I have tables
users(id, username, pass, address_id)
and
addr
Using @maephisto solution will case a little bug:
If the source tables primary key is a composite key then running the query will result duplicate unnecessary records.
Consider T1 and T2 tables:
Master table T1:
create table T1
(
pk1 NUMBER not null,
pk2 NUMBER not null
);
alter table T1
add constraint T1PK primary key (PK1, PK2);
Detail table T2:
create table T2
(
pk1 NUMBER,
pk2 NUMBER,
name1 VARCHAR2(100)
);
alter table T2
add constraint T2FK foreign key (PK1, PK2)
references T1 (PK1, PK2);
The result of the @maephisto query will be:
To over come the problem the query bellow will serve:
SELECT master_table.TABLE_NAME MASTER_TABLE_NAME,
master_table.column_name MASTER_KEY_COLUMN,
detail_table.TABLE_NAME DETAIL_TABLE_NAME,
detail_table.column_name DETAIL_COLUMN
FROM user_constraints constraint_info,
user_cons_columns detail_table,
user_cons_columns master_table
WHERE constraint_info.constraint_name = detail_table.constraint_name
AND constraint_info.r_constraint_name = master_table.constraint_name
AND detail_table.POSITION = master_table.POSITION
AND constraint_info.constraint_type = 'R'
AND constraint_info.OWNER = 'MY_SCHEMA'
