Ok,
Thank you for your quick answer,
I'm affraid I made a mistake on my mail.
I really wanted to automaticly delete line in the 'fact' table when I delete
a line in the 'fact' table.
But when I suppress a line in the 'coop' table I still have the related line
in the 'fact' table.
Do you think there is a mistake in my sql syntaxe ?
create table coop (
id_coop serial not null,
nom_coop varchar(50) not null,
primary key(id_coop)
);
create table fact (
id_fact serial not null,
id_coop integer references coop(id_coop) on delete cascade,
date_fact timestamp not null,
montant_fact decimal(6,3),
primary key(id_fact)
);
Thank's for your support.
On Wednesday 27 November 2002 17:36, Stephan Szabo wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Nov 2002, fred wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I use postgreSQL 7.2.3 and I have trouble on deleting.
> > I would like to automaticly delete line in the 'coop' table when I dlete
> > the line in the 'fact' table but it is not ok.
> > Where is my mistake ?
>
> On delete cascade goes the other direction. What you've written says that
> for any coop row that is deleted associated fact rows should be removed
> not the other way around. AFAICT your schema allows multiple fact rows
> to reference a single coop row which means deleting the coop row will fail
> unless this is the only fact row.
>
> > This is my database:
> >
> > create table coop (
> > id_coop serial not null,
> > nom_coop varchar(50) not null,
> > primary key(id_coop)
> > );
> >
> > create table fact (
> > id_fact serial not null,
> > id_coop integer references coop(id_coop) on delete cascade,
> > date_fact timestamp not null,
> > montant_fact decimal(6,3),
> > primary key(id_fact)
> > );
> >
> > Thank's for your support.
>
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