How I Insert Record With A Single Querrey Into Two Tables And One Table Have Multivalued Attributes.

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how i insert record with a single querrey into two tables and one table have multivalued attributes.

Posted 31-Mar-15 11:30am

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CHill60 31-Mar-15 17:42pm

Not clear what you mean. I can tell you that you can't update two tables in a single query - but you could have a stored procedure (called from a "single query") that would do it. What are you actually trying to do? Use the Improve question link to update your post

PIEBALDconsult 31-Mar-15 17:44pm

Queries don't insert.

Member 11236459 2-Apr-15 16:10pm

i did my previous question using trigger(for insert/after insert).. i have another query that what are benefits of (on update cascade) applying on foreign key?and also told me that how to alter my foreign key constraint am already created tables without (on update cascade) and (on delete cascade)??

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Arun Kumar_Tech · Answer 1 · 2015-05-13T00:25:00

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BY using Alter command you can add or Remove constraints from the table, Here i added new Foreign Key Constraint simillarly you can drop your constraint.

ALTER TABLE TABLE NAME
ADD CONSTRAINT FK_NAME
FOREIGN KEY (COLUMN NAME) REFERENCES PRIMARYKEY_TABLE NAME(COLUMN NAME)

Posted 13-May-15 0:25am

Arun Kumar_Tech