Yeap,
Tx Brett. The syntaxe you gave means much more to me than the one I got
from the Book "PostresSQL : Introduction & Concept" from Bruce Momjian
seems a bit short while the PostgreSQL user guide from Thomas LOCKHART
has the full theorical description.
I'll probably stick more with the seco
"Brett W. McCoy" wrote:
>On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, Thomas SMETS wrote:
>
>> If i create a "internal pk" buy defining on a table a field SERIAL.
>> How do I reference this field in the other table to set the field
>> possible value ?
...
>
>You mean as a foreign key? You would do somethi
On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, Thomas SMETS wrote:
> If i create a "internal pk" buy defining on a table a field SERIAL.
> How do I reference this field in the other table to set the field
> possible value ?
>
>
> create table book (
> /* This is an internal primary key for the book description */
>
Hi,
If i create a "internal pk" buy defining on a table a field SERIAL.
How do I reference this field in the other table to set the field
possible value ?
create table book (
/* This is an internal primary key for the book description */
book_pk serial,
// End of Book def
)
