Hi
There is some kind of constraint corruption here - the foreign key has become associated with the wrong index
internally. Not sure how that happened. It was probably a bug in an earlier version that we've fixed already, since I
could not find a sequence of commands that managed to replicate the situation.
This sequence seems to fix your problem :
ALTER TABLE TERMEJB DROP CONSTRAINT FK_TERMEJB_MASTERTERM_ID;
DROP INDEX TERMIDMASTERTERMFKINDEX;
ALTER TABLE TERMEJB ADD FOREIGN KEY (MASTERTERM_ID) REFERENCES TERMEJB(ID);
Just be sure to make a backup before you try it.
Regards, Noel.
On 2013-11-11 15:20, Ralf wrote:
FOREIGN KEY (*MASTERTERM_ID*) REFERENCES "PUBLIC"."TERMEJB"(*ID*);
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