Referential integrity
REORG PLUS performs no checking for referential constraint violations, nor does it set the CHKP status for reorganizations that result in violations.
To maintain referential integrity, consider the following information:
- If you use the UPDATE option and update a column that is part of a foreign key, ensure that the new column value does not violate any referential constraints.
- If you use the SELECT or DELETE option to delete rows from a primary table, you must ensure that the dependent rows are deleted as well.
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