On 08/04/2012 01:10 PM, Mary F. Masterson wrote:
I searched the archives and didn't find the answer as to how to add foreign keys to a table using pgadminIII v1.14.2. I am very familiar with relational databases and foreign keys, indices, etc., but I am a newbie to postgresql. For instance, say I have two tables, "address" and "addresstype", both within the same schema. The column named "type" in the "address" table is the foreign key to the "addresstype" table, the primary key of which is named "addresstype_id". I created those columns and added the primary key constraints without any difficulty. I tried adding the foreign key constraint, by right-clicking the "constraints" object for the "address" table in the object browser window and selecting "add foreign key". I cannot figure out the next steps. Any help, please? Thank you.
Walk through the tabs. 1) Properties Enter name 2) Definition Select table to reference. Also what type of MATCH and other properties 3) Columns Select parent/child columns 4) Action Type of action for UPDATE/DELETE 5) SQL Will show definition.
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