CREATE TABLE problems: Foreign key references.

CREATE TABLE problems: Foreign key references.

schema:scott

A foreign key should refer to a candidate key in some table. This is usually the primary key but may be a field (or list of fields) specified as UNIQUE.

You must have REFERENCE permission on the table being referenced.

DROP TABLE t_stupid

CREATE TABLE t_stupid (a INTEGER
   ,FOREIGN KEY(a)
       REFERENCES cia(population))

It's an old tart - it will let you reference any old rubbish.

Foreign key references are ignored. This problem does not arise.

CREATE and DROP Operations

CREATE a new table

DROP a table

Composite primary key

CREATE a foreign key

CREATE a VIEW

Autonumber fields

ALTER TABLE ... ADD COLUMN

ALTER TABLE ... DROP COLUMN

ALTER TABLE ... ADD constraint

CREATE TABLE problems: Invalid column name.

CREATE TABLE problems: Insufficient privileges.

CREATE TABLE problems: Table already exists.

DROP TABLE problems: Foreign key references.

CREATE TABLE problems: Foreign key references.

Rename column