On Sun, 06 Dec 2009 00:05:28 -0700, Paul Shaffer
<sqli...@cyberplasm.com> wrote:
>I found where I was getting a 'foreign key mismatch' error, but I don't
>know why. There are 2 versions of the last table below. They look like they
>are about the same to me, but one causes the error. The error occurs when I
>am doing a cascading delete in unrelated tables, and the problem table has
>no rows. It's important for me since it impacts the code for a tool I am
>writing. Thanks in advance for any help.
Your code is not valid.
This may not be the cause of the error, but anyway.
>-- causes foreign key mismatch error:
>
>CREATE TABLE [P_Item_2] (
> [ItemID] integer NOT NULL,
> [ColumnID] integer NOT NULL,
> [ParentID] integer NOT NULL,
> PRIMARY KEY ([ItemID], [ColumnID]),
> FOREIGN KEY([ColumnID])
> REFERENCES [P_item] ([ColumnID]) ON UPDATE CASCADE ON DELETE
> FOREIGN KEY([ParentID])
> REFERENCES [P_item] ([ItemID]) ON UPDATE CASCADE ON DELETE CASCADE,
>CASCADE
>)
Shouldn't that be:
CREATE TABLE [P_Item_2] (
[ItemID] integer NOT NULL,
[ColumnID] integer NOT NULL,
[ParentID] integer NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY ([ItemID], [ColumnID]),
FOREIGN KEY([ColumnID])
REFERENCES [P_item] ([ColumnID])
ON UPDATE CASCADE
ON DELETE CASCADE
FOREIGN KEY([ParentID])
REFERENCES [P_item] ([ItemID])
ON UPDATE CASCADE
ON DELETE CASCADE
);
--
( Kees Nuyt
)
c[_]
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