Yeah, make the foreign key from the parent the primary key in the child.
Jared
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Hi,
Anyone know of a way OTHER THAN A TRIGGER to maintain a one-to-one
relationship between two entities (in this case a parent-child - only one
child for each parent)
thanks
bill
Bill Magaliff
Framework, Inc.
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