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Mar 5, 2010

i'm trying to display the heirarichal relationship between the tables (parents-child-subchild).

[b]table structure[/b]
DEPT
|PK-DEPT_ID
|
EMP
|pk-EMP_ID

[code]....

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table_name path
DEPT DEPT
EMP DEPT/EMP
EMP_AUTHORIZATION DEPT/EMP/EMP_AUTHORIZATION
EMP_AUTHRIZATION_CARD DEPT/EMP/EMP_AUTHORIZATION/EMP_AUTHRIZATION_CARD
EMP_AUTHRIZATION_DUP DEPT/EMP/EMP_AUTHORIZATION/EMP_AUTHRIZATION_CARD/EMP_AUTHRIZATION_DUP

but by using below query i am getting complete heirarichy.

SELECT LEVEL,
Table_Name,
Constraint_Name,
R_Constraint_Name ,
SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(Table_Name, '/') Path

[code]....

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