Voici un script que j'ai utilisé dans un but similaire. Il ne prend pas en charge les clés étrangères composites (qui utilisent plus d'un champ.) Et il faudrait probablement quelques ajustements avant de fonctionner pour votre situation. EDIT :en particulier, il ne gère pas correctement les clés étrangères multi-colonnes.
select
DropStmt = 'ALTER TABLE [' + ForeignKeys.ForeignTableSchema +
'].[' + ForeignKeys.ForeignTableName +
'] DROP CONSTRAINT [' + ForeignKeys.ForeignKeyName + ']; '
, CreateStmt = 'ALTER TABLE [' + ForeignKeys.ForeignTableSchema +
'].[' + ForeignKeys.ForeignTableName +
'] WITH CHECK ADD CONSTRAINT [' + ForeignKeys.ForeignKeyName +
'] FOREIGN KEY([' + ForeignKeys.ForeignTableColumn +
']) REFERENCES [' + schema_name(sys.objects.schema_id) + '].[' +
sys.objects.[name] + ']([' +
sys.columns.[name] + ']) ON DELETE CASCADE; '
from sys.objects
inner join sys.columns
on (sys.columns.[object_id] = sys.objects.[object_id])
inner join (
select sys.foreign_keys.[name] as ForeignKeyName
,schema_name(sys.objects.schema_id) as ForeignTableSchema
,sys.objects.[name] as ForeignTableName
,sys.columns.[name] as ForeignTableColumn
,sys.foreign_keys.referenced_object_id as referenced_object_id
,sys.foreign_key_columns.referenced_column_id as referenced_column_id
from sys.foreign_keys
inner join sys.foreign_key_columns
on (sys.foreign_key_columns.constraint_object_id
= sys.foreign_keys.[object_id])
inner join sys.objects
on (sys.objects.[object_id]
= sys.foreign_keys.parent_object_id)
inner join sys.columns
on (sys.columns.[object_id]
= sys.objects.[object_id])
and (sys.columns.column_id
= sys.foreign_key_columns.parent_column_id)
) ForeignKeys
on (ForeignKeys.referenced_object_id = sys.objects.[object_id])
and (ForeignKeys.referenced_column_id = sys.columns.column_id)
where (sys.objects.[type] = 'U')
and (sys.objects.[name] not in ('sysdiagrams'))
