Software to find dependencys in a database that not have them as restrictions

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Published on 2010-04-13T09:59:16Z Indexed on 2010/04/13 10:03 UTC
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I have a database in SQL server 2005 that originaly comes fom an old mainframe. All relations was set in the surrounding software and there are non i the database.

I need to find the relations, not by field name but by actual contence in the registers. (as suggestions, I realize I'l have to check them up)

It would be nice with some extras, like finding motherless posts etc. but not a primary demand.

There are some 200 registers with max 2 000 000 posts in any register.

Does any one know of a software that can help me with this? The software I can find presuposes that relations are set in the database :(

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