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Hello all
We have a table on banks and branches:
BANKS:
BANK_NO number(2)
BRANCH_NO number(3)
We also have clients table for one bank that does not have the BANK_NO in
it.
We would like to check from the client table to the BANKS table
using constraint like:
ALTER TABLE CLIENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT CHECK_BRANCH
FOREIGN KEY (12 , BRANCH_NO)
REFERENCES BANKS (BANK_NO, BRANCH_NO)
where 12 if the bank id in the banks table.
RTFM did not help.
Yechiel Adar, Mehish Computer Services
adary_at_mehish.co.il
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