2.1 EA1/EA2/RC1: Constraints tab query bug [Fixed 2.1.1]

Hi,
The query to get a table's constraint columns will only work on unique constraints:
cons.constraint_type in ('U','P')Please remove this filter from the query so it works for FKs and check constraints.
Thanks,
K.

Hi K,
Thanks for this feedback.
Replicated the issues and logged a bug.
Bug 9203081 - CANT BROWSE COLUMNS FOR FKEY AND CHECK CONTRAINTS
Regards,
Dermot
SQL Developer Team.

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T03
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