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In Chapter 7. Physical Model Implementation, in the text following after Figure 7-5 Messaging model for reference is ALTER TABLE statement to implement FK in the table MessagingUser; relationship between MessagingUser and AttendeeType.
ALTER TABLE Attendees.MessagingUser
ADD CONSTRAINT FKMessagingUser$IsSent$Messages_Message
FOREIGN KEY (AttendeeType)
REFERENCES Attendees.AttendeeType(AttendeeType)
ON UPDATE CASCADE
ON DELETE NO ACTION;
The name of the CONSTRAINT FKMessagingUser$IsSent$Messages_Message is however a bit misleading. It suggests rather (one of) the relationships between tables MessagingUser and Message (in the Figure „is sent“) but in reality the „categorizes“ relationship is being established.
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In Chapter 7. Physical Model Implementation, in the text following after Figure 7-5 Messaging model for reference is ALTER TABLE statement to implement FK in the table MessagingUser; relationship between MessagingUser and AttendeeType.
ALTER TABLE Attendees.MessagingUser
ADD CONSTRAINT FKMessagingUser$IsSent$Messages_Message
FOREIGN KEY (AttendeeType)
REFERENCES Attendees.AttendeeType(AttendeeType)
ON UPDATE CASCADE
ON DELETE NO ACTION;
The name of the CONSTRAINT FKMessagingUser$IsSent$Messages_Message is however a bit misleading. It suggests rather (one of) the relationships between tables MessagingUser and Message (in the Figure „is sent“) but in reality the „categorizes“ relationship is being established.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: