[DBAL-1097] Fix foreign key constraint referential action on Oracle #760
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[DBAL-1097] Fix foreign key constraint referential action on Oracle
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Oracle only supports
CASCADEandSET NULLreferential actions for foreign key constraints. It also supportsNO ACTIONbut it cannot be declared with an explicitON DELETE NO ACTIONclause. The complete clause has to be omitted in order to make it work.This PR fixes supported referential actions and omits the referential clause if either action
NO ACTIONorRESTRICTis set for the foreign key constraint to create.