String fkName;
String pkName;
Integer deferrability;
// Intermediate holders
Iterator tables;
Table table;
Table fkTable;
Table pkTable;
int columnCount;
int[] mainCols;
int[] refCols;
Constraint[] constraints;
Constraint constraint;
int constraintCount;
HsqlArrayList fkConstraintsList;
Object[] row;
DITableInfo pkInfo;
DITableInfo fkInfo;
// column number mappings
final int ipk_table_cat = 0;
final int ipk_table_schem = 1;
final int ipk_table_name = 2;
final int ipk_column_name = 3;
final int ifk_table_cat = 4;
final int ifk_table_schem = 5;
final int ifk_table_name = 6;
final int ifk_column_name = 7;
final int ikey_seq = 8;
final int iupdate_rule = 9;
final int idelete_rule = 10;
final int ifk_name = 11;
final int ipk_name = 12;
final int ideferrability = 13;
tables =
database.schemaManager.databaseObjectIterator(SchemaObject.TABLE);
pkInfo = new DITableInfo();
fkInfo = new DITableInfo();
// We must consider all the constraints in all the user tables, since
// this is where reference relationships are recorded. However, we
// are only concerned with Constraint.FOREIGN_KEY constraints here
// because their corresponing Constraint.MAIN entries are essentially
// duplicate data recorded in the referenced rather than the
// referencing table. Also, we skip constraints where either
// the referenced, referencing or both tables are not accessible
// relative to the session of the calling context
fkConstraintsList = new HsqlArrayList();
while (tables.hasNext()) {
table = (Table) tables.next();
if (table.isView() || !isAccessibleTable(table)) {
continue;
}