I haven't worked with PostgreSQL much at all yet, but doesn't there need to be a primary key constraint on the emp_address_tb's emp_id column in order to set up the foreign key relation between the two emp_id columns? --Rick
Andreas Pflug
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Shane G. Brodie wrote:
> App: pgAdminIII V1.2.0 Post Beta 1 (Sept 17 2004)
> DB: PostgreSQL 7.4.2
> O/S: Fedora Core 2
> Kernel: 2.6.8-1.521
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> Cannot add a foreign key to a table using the gui provided by the "New
> Object" ... "Foreign Key" dialog. The dialog appears complete and I
> have filled out all of the requisite parts of the dialog. On the
> "Columns" tab, the two related columns are selected, but the "Add"
> button remains grayed out.
If you change a column, Add is enabled.
I committed a change to CVS which hopefully fixes this issue.
Regards,
Andreas
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