Are you saying with the multiple foreign keys that for each key, multiple columns can be used? I am aware that if you had table A and it had columns B_id and C_id that B_id may be a fk to B and C_id may be a reign key to C, but are you essentially saying there is an equivalence to a "composite" foreign key so that you can have a foreign key on columns B_id1 and B_id2 in A to refer to, only in conjunction, B? Also thanks for referring me to inspector, I will give that a go
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