Subject | Re: Foreign key constraint violation |
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Author | hfsnell |
Post date | 2008-02-28T06:31:51Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Kjell Rilbe <kjell.rilbe@...>
wrote:
in my software. I checked my db and found this error. I viewed the log
file and found out a violated foreign key error when importing data
from xls file.
The error message implies that the constraint operated well. The thing
I don't know how the data could insert into the child table and it
still existed after the error had occured.
wrote:
> OK, so do these import operations fail or otherwise get interruptedUsually, when my customer called me and complained about a bad action
> sometimes?
>
> And if your check fails - the db is not found to be "in god status",
> what do you do?
>
> Kjell
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in my software. I checked my db and found this error. I viewed the log
file and found out a violated foreign key error when importing data
from xls file.
The error message implies that the constraint operated well. The thing
I don't know how the data could insert into the child table and it
still existed after the error had occured.