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Each foreign key link is also identified with an index and constraint name which allows us to determine the relationship that is in question. The [table alias] that is on each side of this parent/child relationship is used in the naming of the foreign key constraint.
Each foreign key link is also identified with an index and constraint name which allows us to determine the relationship that is in question. The [table alias|TABLE_ALIAS] that is on each side of this parent/child relationship is used in the naming of the foreign key constraint.
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In the example above the foreign key constraint name would be defined from DUN (the alias for the units table - the parent in this case) and DJB (the alias for the Jobs table - the child) thusly: __P2K_DJB_DUN_FK1__.
In the example above the foreign key constraint name would be defined from DJB (the alias for the Jobs table - the child table) and DUN (the alias for the units table - the parent table) thusly: __P2K_DJB_DUN_FK1__.
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