Thank you all for your Reply..
I figured out the problem.. I added constraint for the Primary Key in
Employee Table,
then it got solved.
I have missed to add constraint,, and it was the issue.
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 1:41 AM, Kees Nuyt wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Sep 2011 14:58:06 +0400, Madhan Ku
On Tue, 27 Sep 2011 14:58:06 +0400, Madhan Kumar
wrote:
>Hello..
> In sqlite (version 3.7.7.1), I created two tables with foreign keys
>as shown below
>
>CREATE TABLE [*Employee*] (
> [*EmpId*] INT NOT NULL,
> [EmpName] VARCHAR2(50));
>
>CREATE TABLE [*Department*] (
> [DeptID] INTEGER N
On 27 Sep 2011, at 11:58am, Madhan Kumar wrote:
> In sqlite (version 3.7.7.1), I created two tables with foreign keys
> as shown below
>
> CREATE TABLE [*Employee*] (
> [*EmpId*] INT NOT NULL,
> [EmpName] VARCHAR2(50));
>
> CREATE TABLE [*Department*] (
> [DeptID] INTEGER NOT NULL,
>
Hello..
In sqlite (version 3.7.7.1), I created two tables with foreign keys
as shown below
CREATE TABLE [*Employee*] (
[*EmpId*] INT NOT NULL,
[EmpName] VARCHAR2(50));
CREATE TABLE [*Department*] (
[DeptID] INTEGER NOT NULL,
[DeptName] VARCHAR2(20),
[*EmpID*] INTEGER NOT NULL CON
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On 2011.01.01. 6:17, "Kenneth Ballard" wrote:
How did I not see that? Thank you for pointing that out. Adding the
primary key to T1.f1 solved the problem. It was something so blatantly
obvio
How did I not see that? Thank you for pointing that out. Adding the
primary key to T1.f1 solved the problem. It was something so blatantly
obvious in hindsight. I had primary keys on every other table except
that one, but sometimes it's these little things that are the easiest to
overlook.
Tha
On 01/01/2011 11:27 AM, Kenneth Ballard wrote:
> I apologize for not providing that initially. Here is the schema for the
> three tables:
>
> CREATE TABLE [T3] (
> [f1] INTEGER NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [fk_T3_T2] REFERENCES [T2]([f1]) ON
> DELETE CASCADE,
> [f2] INTEGER NOT NULL,
> [f3] INTE
I apologize for not providing that initially. Here is the schema for the
three tables:
CREATE TABLE [T3] (
[f1] INTEGER NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [fk_T3_T2] REFERENCES [T2]([f1]) ON
DELETE CASCADE,
[f2] INTEGER NOT NULL,
[f3] INTEGER NOT NULL,
[f4] INTEGER NOT NULL,
[f5] INTEGER NOT NUL
Please post your schema instead of describing it.
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I've spent most of a day trying to figure out what was causing a
"foreign key mismatch" error in a truncate-optimized DELETE query. I
searched the list and didn't find anything similar to what I've found,
nor does there appear to be a bug slip about this either. I'm using
version 3.7.4.
First
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> On Dec 4, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Paul Shaffer wrote:
>
>> Below are 3 tables. When I delete a row in Item with related rows in
>> Item_attribute I get the dreaded "foreign key mismatch" error. I've
>> read
>> through the documentation and don't see what I'm doi
On Dec 4, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Paul Shaffer wrote:
> Below are 3 tables. When I delete a row in Item with related rows in
> Item_attribute I get the dreaded "foreign key mismatch" error. I've
> read
> through the documentation and don't see what I'm doing wrong.
There are no FK mismatches in the
Below are 3 tables. When I delete a row in Item with related rows in
Item_attribute I get the dreaded "foreign key mismatch" error. I've read
through the documentation and don't see what I'm doing wrong.
sqlite v 1.6.20
CREATE TABLE [Item_attribute] (
"ItemID"integer NOT NULL,
"At
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