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Dear Experts,
I'm vinod, a junior DBA. working in HYD, india. i need one stored procedure.

Using one procedure i want to know the columns that are associated with the primary key and the name of the primary key.


The output should be as follows


Table Name PK_Constraint Name Columns

TABLE017 PK_TABLE009 COLUMN001

TABLE017 FK_TABLE009 COLUMN002

please send me the stored procedure, it will be a great help for me. thanks in advance.
vinod.mallolu@e xensys.com

vinod
Aug 21 '06 #1
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Mahesh_Bote
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select kcu.Table_Name, kcu.Constraint_ Name, kcu.Column_Name from information_sch ema.table_const raints tc join information_sch ema.key_column_ usage kcu
on tc.Constraint_N ame = kcu.Constraint_ Name and tc.Constraint_T ype = 'PRIMARY KEY'


Mahesh
Aug 21 '06 #2
vinod
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i'M TRYING WITH THAT FRIEND. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOU REPLY
Aug 21 '06 #3

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