问题
How do you set up a foreign key in SQL Azure?
I have a database now on the Azure system.
The tables in the database have an intended use such that there is one main, logically centralized table and then there are a number of tables which each describe some column in the main table. For example, if I have an age classification column in the main table, I might have a separate table which lists some categories of the age classification (as a string) and some associated index. Then the index from the age classification table would be used as a reference in the main table.
Is this what a foreign key is? Is there some way in SQL Azure to make the association between these indexes?
回答1:
yep - that's what a foreign key is.
Perhaps the easiest way is using t-sql in a SSMS query window
alter table MyTable
add constraint MyTable_MyColumn_FK FOREIGN KEY ( MyColumn ) REFERENCES MyOtherTable(MyOtherIDColumn)
(from: How do I create a foreign key in SQL Server?)
SQL Azure is different from other SQL Servers in some respects, but not in terms of this simple command.
I found the SQL Azure Migration Wizard invaluable for converting 'normal' sql to Azure SQL.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12384966/how-do-you-set-up-a-foreign-key-in-sql-azure