ENABLE_FK - Perceptive Content Database IN_DB_UTIL Package for Oracle Server - Foundation 24.1 - Foundation 24.1 - Ready - Perceptive Content - external - Perceptive-Content/Perceptive-Content-Database-IN_DB_UTIL-Package-for-Oracle-Server/Foundation-24.1/Perceptive-Content-Database-IN_DB_UTIL-Package-for-Oracle-Server/Schema-Change-Stored-Procedures/ENABLE_FK - 2024-04-02

Perceptive Content Database IN_DB_UTIL Package for Oracle Server

Platform
Perceptive Content
Product
Perceptive Content Database IN_DB_UTIL Package for Oracle Server
Release
Foundation 24.1
License

The ENABLE_FK stored procedure is used to enable and validate a single foreign key or all the foreign keys to and/or from a single table.

The SCOPE parameter is used to specify the scope for which to enable and validate the foreign keys as related to the specified table.

  • FROM includes the foreign keys on the specified table that reference any other table.
  • TO includes the foreign keys from any other table that reference the specified table.
  • ALL includes all foreign keys to and from the specified table.
Parameter Description
SCHEMA_NAME Type: INPUT
Datatype: VARCHAR2(128)
Default Value: INUSER
Description The schema name that owns the table with the foreign key(s) being enabled and validated.
TABLE_NAME Type: INPUT
Datatype: VARCHAR2(128)
Default Value: None
Description The name of the table with the foreign key(s) being enabled validated.
SCOPE Type: INPUT
Datatype: VARCHAR2(4)
Default Value: ALL
Description The scope for which to enable and validate the foreign keys as related to the specified table.
Options

FROM

TO

ALL

FK_NAME Type: INPUT
Datatype: VARCHAR2(128)
Default Value: NULL
Description The name of the foreign key being enabled and validated if only enabling one foreign key.
VERBOSE Type: INUSER
Datatype: VARCHAR2(3)
Default Value: Yes
Description Is used to indicate if you want to display the status of the foreign keys before and after being enabled and validated.
Options

Yes

No

Exceptions

Examples

SET SERVEROUTPUT ON; 

EXEC IN_DB_UTIL.ENABLE_FK('INUSER', 'IN_DOC', [ALL|TO|FROM], [FK_NAME], [YES|NO]); 
EXEC IN_DB_UTIL.ENABLE_FK('INUSER', 'IN_DOC', 'TO', NULL, 'YES'); 
EXEC IN_DB_UTIL.ENABLE_FK('INUSER', 'IN_DOC', 'FROM', NULL, 'YES'); 
EXEC IN_DB_UTIL.ENABLE_FK('INUSER', 'IN_DOC', 'ALL', NULL, 'NO'); 
EXEC IN_DB_UTIL.ENABLE_FK('INUSER', 'IN_DOC', NULL, 'FK_D_DOC_TYPE_ID', 'NO');

Example Output

SQL> EXEC IN_DB_UTIL.ENABLE_FK('INUSER', 'IN_AUDIT', 'ALL', NULL, 'YES'); 

Referential Integrity Constraints for the INUSER.IN_AUDIT table: 

INUSER.IN_AUDIT References: 

INUSER.IN_AUDIT Referenced By: 

Table INUSER.IN_AUDIT_DETAIL Foreign Key FK_AD_A_ID References PK_AUDIT is DISABLED and NOT VALIDATED 

Table INUSER.IN_AUDIT_OBJ Foreign Key FK_AO_A_ID References PK_AUDIT is ENABLED and NOT VALIDATED 

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Enable and validate all qualifying foreign key constraints 
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ALTER TABLE INUSER.IN_AUDIT_DETAIL ENABLE CONSTRAINT FK_AD_A_ID 
ALTER TABLE INUSER.IN_AUDIT_DETAIL MODIFY CONSTRAINT FK_AD_A_ID VALIDATE 
ALTER TABLE INUSER.IN_AUDIT_OBJ ENABLE CONSTRAINT FK_AO_A_ID 
ALTER TABLE INUSER.IN_AUDIT_OBJ MODIFY CONSTRAINT FK_AO_A_ID VALIDATE 

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Referential Integrity Constraints for the INUSER.IN_AUDIT table: 

INUSER.IN_AUDIT References: 

INUSER.IN_AUDIT Referenced By: 

Table INUSER.IN_AUDIT_DETAIL Foreign Key FK_AD_A_ID References PK_AUDIT is ENABLED and VALIDATED 

Table INUSER.IN_AUDIT_OBJ Foreign Key FK_AO_A_ID References PK_AUDIT is ENABLED and VALIDATED 

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.