The Show Related notebook shows first-level subordinate dependencies for the selected object. To view second-level dependencies, you must select Show Related for each first-level dependency object that exists.
For example, if you want to drop Table A you can select Show Related on the Table A object to find out what views are affected. On the Views page of the Show Related notebook for Table A you see View A, because it has a first-level dependency on Table A. If another view, View B, is built on View A, it would have a first-level dependency on View A and a second-level dependency on Table A. View B is not listed in the Show Related notebook for Table A. You must right-click on the View A object in the notebook and select Show Related from the pop-up menu to see the View B dependency on View A.
The Show Related notebook pages vary according to the object that you select. Select any object below to see other objects relating to it.
Alias | DB users | Procedures | Table spaces |
Buffer pools | Distinct types | Schemas | Triggers |
Catalog | Indexes | Storage groups | User defined functions |
Collections | Packages | Synonyms | Views |
Databases | Plans | Tables |