From: "Van Messner" <vmessner@bestweb.net>
Subject: Re: ErWin does not create name for RI constraint
Date: 2000/05/05
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If you don't enter a name in ERwin, then Oracle uses its own default naming
scheme which is SYS_Cnnnnnn.  I don't have ERwin here in front of me but
probably if you right click or double click on the relationship line you'll
get a dialog box allowing you to enter a name.

Van

Mark Malakanov <markmal@chat.ru> wrote in message
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> We have names for every relationship in phisical diagram.
> But RI constraints in database have "deafult" names like SYS_C001234
> How to fix this Erwin behaviour?
>
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> Mark Malakanov
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