This is a further discussion on this question:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2321270/why-is-it-still-possible-to-insert-a-foreign-key-that-doesnt-exist
This works:
CREATE TABLE products (
id integer unsigned auto_increment primary key
) ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE orders (
id integer PRIMARY KEY auto_increment,
pr...
Two tables (MainTable and EventType). EventType is represented in code as an enumeration and is foreign keyed in the database so that it looks like;
Public enum EventTypeId As Integer
Blah = 1
Blurgh = 2
Whoo = 3
End Enum
I can run the following query fine;
From M in dbx.MainTable Where M.EventType.EventTypeId = 1
But I...
I have a table which has one column as a foreign key joining to another table.
It's a cricket question where I have a table called Fixtures and another called Inning.
Inning table has a FixtureId column relates to the Fixture table.
I would expect that If i do a insert on the inning table using a FixtureId that doesn't relate to a F...
I'm working on an old web application my company uses to create surveys. I looked at the database schema through the mysql command prompt and thought the tables looked pretty solid. Though I'm not a DB guru I'm well versed in the theory behind it (having taken a few database design courses in my software engineering program).
That being...
i have a process to move rows from one database to another. Because of some circular foreign key reference chains i cannot remove the rows from the old database, nor can i insert them into the new database.
Since the entire operation happens in a transaction1, i want SQL Server to ignore referential integrity failures until i call COMMI...
I've googled, but haven't been able to find the answer to this seemingly simple question.
I have two relations, a customer and an order. Each order is associated to a single cusomter, and therefore has a FK relationship to the customer table. The customer relation only stores customer names, and I have set a unique constraint on the cus...
Delete any record of them will report an error like this:
ERROR 1451 (23000): Cannot delete or
update a parent row: a foreign key
constraint fails
How to overcome this problem?
...
Let's say I've got a model and it has a foreign key to another one.
class ModelA(models.Model):
field = models.CharField(max_length=100)
class ModelB(models.Model):
model_a = models.ForeignKey(ModelA)
Than I've got this form:
class FormB(models.ModelForm):
model_a = forms.CharField(required=True)
def clean(self):
...
Hi
I am working on my assignment. It has 8 tables. Each table has a primary key. What do i do to generate a foreign key to a table?
My reason for asking is that when I generate a primary key, a key symbol appears on the left.
What do i do to make something a foreign key?
...
Steps:
I want a registered user to be able to insert values into a table.
Those values would only be able to be seen or edited by the user. (a few rows)
I have a registration/login page and insert form page complete and they can add do their respective jobs.
Here's the problem and i realize it probably a super simple answer:
How d...
I was migrating mysql database to postgres and stumbled across the following block in DDL (Note: This is what I got from mysqldump):
CREATE TABLE `catalog_property_value` (
`id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
`property_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
`sort` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
`value_number` decimal(15,5) DEFAULT NULL,
`valu...
For example, I have a table which has several ID columns to other tables. I want a foreign key to force integrity only if I do put data in there. If I do an update at a later time to populate that column then it will still check the constraint (this is likely database server dependant, i'm using MySQL & InnoDB table type). I believe this...
Hi,
I have an SQL table defined as below:
CREATE TABLE [TestComposite] (
ID int,
SiteUrl nvarchar(255),
Name nvarchar(max) NOT NULL,
ParentID int NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ID, SiteUrl)
);
Items and folders are stored inside the same table, if an item is inside a folder, the ParentID column is the ID of the ...
Hi
Sorry for my shallow question .
Imagine I have 4 Tables in my DataBase (SQLServer 2005).
Picture , News , product and gallery Tables . At my Picture Table i Have 3 foreign key to all 3 other tables , And all foreign keys are nullable and default value = -1 . All tables have Primary keys and is Identity .
At my webform every ph...
In my tennis application, my 'match' table has two players (obviously). I've used player1_id and player2_id as a way to track the user ids. I haven't included a user_id foreign key though.
There is also a 'user' table where I want to pull player's names from.
Because 'match' has more than one user and users have more than one model, ...
I have some models all linked together in memory (parent:child:child:child) and saved at the same time by saving the top-most parent. This works fine.
I'd like to tap into the after_create callback of one of the children to populate a changelog table. One of the attributes I need to copy/push into the changelog table is the child's f...
After having changed around my mappings a bit (
see my other question about cascade-delete for reasons) , i tried inserting a completely new object and all its subclasses.
After this another problem emerged, an issue with the insertion of the keys into the database. Situation is as follows:
I have an object with 2 tiers of subclasses, ...
Hi,
I have two tables Team_DATA and Driver_PROFILE_DATA in an SQL database. For every driver_profile there can be many teams.
So there's a one-to-many relation on the driver_profile to team_data table. I want to update a team_data foreign key reference in the Driver_profile table of an already existing record to another team_data rec...
I have 2 tables with a composite foreign key between the 2. When I try to insert a row into the child table, I get a restraint failure, even though the values exist in the parent table.
Here's a overview of the parent table:
CREATE TABLE `residual_reports` (
`id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
`processor` enum('1','2','3...
I need to add a NOT NULL column to an existing (populated) table that will be a foreign key to another table. This brings about two problems:
When you add the column, its value cannot be null - using a default is not an option (unless it is removed later on) because the database logic is used in the server side validation when a user e...