Hi all
I am trying to create a relation between two tables.
this is the sql statement in question
alter table T1
add constraint relation_T1_to_ T2
foreign key (T2_ID)
references T2 (ID) on delete cascade;
This relation is created fine if i execute the SQL statement using a
connection to the database.
but if i open the datbase in MSACCESS and open the query build, switch
to the sql view, and perform it, it complains about a syntax error at
the word "delete".
does anyone know why that is?
thanks
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hilz wrote: Hi all
I am trying to create a relation between two tables.
this is the sql statement in question
alter table T1
add constraint relation_T1_to_ T2
foreign key (T2_ID)
references T2 (ID) on delete cascade;
This relation is created fine if i execute the SQL statement using a
connection to the database.
but if i open the datbase in MSACCESS and open the query build, switch
to the sql view, and perform it, it complains about a syntax error at
the word "delete".
does anyone know why that is?
thanks
no takers?
hilz wrote: hilz wrote:
Hi all
I am trying to create a relation between two tables.
this is the sql statement in question
alter table T1
add constraint relation_T1_to_ T2
foreign key (T2_ID)
references T2 (ID) on delete cascade;
This relation is created fine if i execute the SQL statement using a
connection to the database.
but if i open the datbase in MSACCESS and open the query build, switch
to the sql view, and perform it, it complains about a syntax error at
the word "delete".
does anyone know why that is?
thanks
no takers?
I assume the back-end database is something like SQL Server?
Access SQL is slightly different to T-SQL, if you made your query a
"pass through" one it would probably work apart from the fact you
already created the constraint so it would probably complain about that :-)
"hilz" <no*@y.com> wrote in message
news:eUA8f.4995 $UM1.1460@duker ead10... hilz wrote: Hi all
I am trying to create a relation between two tables.
this is the sql statement in question
alter table T1
add constraint relation_T1_to_ T2
foreign key (T2_ID)
references T2 (ID) on delete cascade;
This relation is created fine if i execute the SQL statement using
a connection to the database.
but if i open the datbase in MSACCESS and open the query build,
switch to the sql view, and perform it, it complains about a syntax error
at the word "delete".
does anyone know why that is?
thanks
no takers?
hilz,
You may not execute CASCADE clauses via MS Access Query Objects.
I *believe* you must use DAO and execute the SQL directly.
Sincerely,
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