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When some tables reference each other through foreign keys it would be good to first issue CREATE TABLE statements and then, once all tables had been created, add any constraints/foreign keys.
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There is more fundamental issue with statements generated by the tool that rely each on other.
Example - I can have some functions that operate on tables and some other functions that I then use to build indexes and if order of CREATE statements is incorrect then the script will fail.
Not to mention one function may depend on another function.
When some tables reference each other through foreign keys it would be good to first issue
CREATE TABLE
statements and then, once all tables had been created, add any constraints/foreign keys.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: