With the following SQL-clause you can check which tables the table that you put into SQL-clause is using as foreign key tables:
SQL> select dbac.table_name,
dbac.constraint_name "Primary Constraint Name",
r.constraint_name "Referenced Constraint Name"
from dba_constraints dbac,
(select cons.constraint_name,
cons.r_constraint_name,
cons.table_name
from dba_constraints cons
where table_name='<TABLE_NAME>'
and constraint_type='R') r
where dbac.constraint_name=r.r_constraint_name;
Example:
SQL> select dbac.table_name,
dbac.constraint_name "Primary Constraint Name",
r.constraint_name "Referenced Constraint Name"
from dba_constraints dbac,
(select cons.constraint_name,
cons.r_constraint_name,
cons.table_name
from dba_constraints cons
where table_name='TEST_TABLE2'
and constraint_type='R') r
where dbac.constraint_name=r.r_constraint_name;
TABLE_NAME Primary Constraint Name
------------------------------ ------------------------------
Referenced Constraint Name
------------------------------
TEST_TABLE1 PKEY_TEST_TABLE1_TEST_TYPE
FKEY_TEST_TABLE2_TEST_TYPE
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