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Hi,

I have two tables namely userTable and userProfile. The userTable is the
parent and userProfile is the child table. I create the tables using the
command:

    a) create table userTable (handle INT unique primary key, name varchar
(20))

     -- This is sucessful. The uniqueness is checked during row additions.

    b) create table userProfile (userHandle INT foreign key references
userTable(handle), profileHandle INT )

Now InstantDB checks properly whenever a new row is added in the
userProfile, to make sure that particular key exist in userTable.  Checks
are also done when I do a delete from userProfile to make sure that key not
exist in UserProfile. So, the reference checks work sweet when I create
primary and foreign keys during create table.
However, the same stuff does not work when I create foreign key using alter
table. No referential checks are done.

   a) create table userTable (handle INT unique primary key, name varchar
(20))

   b) create table userProfile (userHandle INT, profileHandle INT)
       alter table userProfile add foreign key (userHandle) references
userTable (handle)

This way of creating foreign key does not check for referential integrity.
Is there anything I am doing wrong here? Is this a known problem? I am kind
of new to SQL and instantdb.

Thanks,
Lalitha


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