Well, I confess. Although I've several databases running on postgreSQL
I've never done more than just store data. (no constaints, no triggers, no
functions, not even any transactions) I'm setting up a new schema for a
new database and am learning about using foreign keys.
Is there a SQL command that removes both a row in a table and the rows in
other tables that reference it or do I have to do it manually?
Sort of like 'DELETE CASCADE....." which I tried, to no avail. Perusing
the manual didn't reveal anything....
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