Bela,
You can create the relationship, then open the relationship's specification,
and change the child column to one of the existing. The foreign key column
in the child table will change doing this. You delete the generated and not
any more used column from the child table.
Davor
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Hi,
Can somebody to help me ?
I have a little problem with Data Modeler.
How can I create foreing key between two tables
without migrated keys ?
or
How can I map the existing column to one of the
migrated keys ?
Thanks in advance.
Bela Farkas
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