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Subject: RE: [sqlalchemy] Complex foreign key constraint
Thanks Mike. Might put this on the back-burner for now, and I'll look into it
again when I get the time.
Cheers.
Cameron Jackson
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Subject: Re: [sqlalchemy] Complex foreign key constraint
On Dec 5, 2011, at 7:40 PM, Jackson, Cameron wrote:
I have two tables, SystemVariables and VariableOptions. SystemVariables is
self-explanatory, and VariableOptions contains all of the possible value
On Dec 5, 2011, at 7:40 PM, Jackson, Cameron wrote:
> I have two tables, SystemVariables and VariableOptions. SystemVariables is
> self-explanatory, and VariableOptions contains all of the possible values for
> all of the variables.
>
> VariableOptions has a foreign key, variable_id, which st
I have two tables, SystemVariables and VariableOptions. SystemVariables is
self-explanatory, and VariableOptions contains all of the possible values for
all of the variables.
VariableOptions has a foreign key, variable_id, which states which variable it
is an option for. SystemVariables has a f
