G'day,
I am wanting to create a parent child relationship
between trading entities in the same table so I can
allow users to report on just one trading entity or
all under multiple levels of holding companies.
I have created the table TradingEntity and the PK
col is EntityID. I have just programmatically
added the col ParentEntityID to the table with a
FK on ParentEntityID to reference EntityID.
When I try to make another structural change in the
object manager (delete SYS_ROWVER) I get the error
message [The referenced table TradingEntity does not
have a compatible Primary Key.]
Which is the bug, allowing me to programmatically
create the FK or not allowing me to edit the table
after it is done?
I know I can do it with a RULE, just interested to
know the "proper" way to do it in R:BASE.
Warmest regards,
Tom Grimshaw
coy: Just For You Software
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