Ok, this might be a silly question, but I cannot seem to figure out how to do this one. I have the following SQL code:
ALTER TABLE "ARSAMS"."TCMD_HEADER"
    ADD CONSTRAINT FK_TCMD_HEA_OWNER_CONTAINE (CONTAINER_OWNER_CD) 
    REFERENCES ARSAMS.CONTAINER_OWNER_CODE (CONTAINER_OWNER_CD)
/

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The FK table name is where I have the problem. I need to insert FOREIGN KEY between the table name and the (. Doest anyone have any clues on how I can do this insert.
The help is greatly appreciated and good wisdom from the community.

Thanks
Bobby Curtis

In reply to Inserting in an unknown point by curtisb

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