>
> The behaviour is correct according to the SQL specifications.
> RESTRICT (as well as NO ACTION) means, you cannot change the
> primary key value of the referenced row. All other values can
> be changed of course.
>
> So an attempt to
>
> UPDATE t1 SET id = 2 WHERE id = 1;
>
> is the thing prevented in your above example.
>
>
>Jan
>
Hi Jan,
Thank you , i understand now.
Do you know a method to block the update of certain rows in a table not
using the triggers ? I explain better:
I have the needing to prevent the updating of a set of rows in a table. The
first solution i can find is to use a boolean column (es. "Blocked") and
rising a trigger on updating the table. The trigger checks if the row is
updatable or not (checking the "Blocked" column).
Is this the only (or better) way to do this ?
Thanks,
Silvio
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