At 15:35 30/06/00 +0200, Guillaume Perréal wrote:
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</excerpt></excerpt><excerpt><excerpt>1. add fieldname to the definition of station, then use
FOREIGN KEY ("fieldname", "type") references "information" (fieldName,
code),
</excerpt>Well, I don't think adding the same value to each row of
"station" is the better solution. But it's a solution.
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I agree.
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FOREIGN KEY ( "type") references "station_fields" ( code),
</excerpt>I tried : it doesn't work. It seems that view rows don't have OID, which are used in foreign key. (I deduce
thatfrom the error messages I've got when I tried).
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Sorry, I assumed if I could define it (under 7.0.2), then it would work. But, as you say, it dies when you do an
insert.
The only other alternative is to create a real table instead of a view (ie. break 'information' into multiple tables).
Orjust do what you have been doing...
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