Re: Advice on foreign key and cascading delete design - postgresql 12.6
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Тема | Re: Advice on foreign key and cascading delete design - postgresql 12.6 |
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Msg-id | 20210413181113.77f7ba46@msi.defcon1.lan обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Re: Advice on foreign key and cascading delete design - postgresql 12.6 ("Steve Tucknott (TuSol)" <steve@tusol.co.uk>) |
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On Tue, 13 Apr 2021 16:48:48 +0100 "Steve Tucknott (TuSol)" <steve@tusol.co.uk> wrote: > > Maybe I'm missing something, but aren't you just looking for theON > > DELETE CASCADE option of foreign key constraints? > > regards, tom lane > > Tom, > Maybe it's me that's missing it. > > On my subordinate table I have two 'identification' fields - one > containing a varchar for the table name and the other a value for the > PK for that table. So if I add a 'note' on my notes table for my > suppliers table record 1, I would have an entry on notes with > ...'suppliers', 1, 'some note text'... > . > ..and on my supplier table a record with PK of 1. So supplier PK 1 has > a note of 'some note text'. > > How do I set up the FK on the notes table? All I can see is the option > to link on column names, so I can set up: > ...CONSTRAINT notes_c1 FOREIGN KEY (foreignRecNo) REFERENCES supplier > ... > > BUT that doesn't work as far as I can see, as I may have multiple > foreignrecnos on notes with value 1, each of which is dependent on the > foreigntablename as well - but I cannot see how to specify a literal in > the FK constraint. What I think I need is something like: > ...CONSTRAINT notes_c1 FOREIGN KEY (foreigntablename,foreignRecNo) > REFERENCES supplier ('supplier',recno) ... Whoops, it should of course read : REFERENCES public.main(id) ON DELETE CASCADE my bad, sorry. Jean-Yves
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