How to create foreign key in different schema in oracle

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Posted 25-Nov-13 22:48pm

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Member 10423974 26-Nov-13 21:56pm

Error comes for " table or view does not exist "

The below query .

ALTER TABLE TRAINING_MASTER
ADD CONSTRAINT MyTable_ForeignTableID_fk FOREIGN KEY (
REG_ID
) REFERENCES TESTNEW.TRAINING_MASTER(
REG_ID
)
/

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Member 10423974 · Answer 1 · 2013-11-26T16:05:00

Solution 2

TWO USERS

First User EBMSPTS second user TESTNEW...

TABLE NAME TRAINING_MASTER

GRANT REFERENCES ON TESTNEW.TRAINING_MASTER TO TESTNEW;

*** success

ALTER TABLE TRAINING_MASTER
ADD CONSTRAINT MyTable_ForeignTableID_fk FOREIGN KEY (
REG_ID
) REFERENCES TESTNEW.TRAINING_MASTER(
REG_ID
)
/

*** Error for " ORA-00942: table or view does not exist "

Posted 26-Nov-13 16:05pm

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Jörgen Andersson 27-Nov-13 8:16am

You should have used GRANT REFERENCES ON TESTNEW.TRAINING_MASTER TO EBMSPTS;

Jörgen Andersson · Answer 2 · 2013-11-26T01:11:00

First you need to fix the grants, obviously using a user with rights to do so:

SQL

GRANT REFERENCES ON TheOtherSchema.TheOtherTable TO MySchemaUser

Then you add the constraint on your table

SQL

ALTER TABLE MyTable
  ADD CONSTRAINT MyTable_ForeignTableID_fk FOREIGN KEY (
    ForeignTableID
  ) REFERENCES TheOtherSchema.TheOtherTable(
    ForeignTableID
  )
/

How to create foreign key in different schema in oracle

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