Is there a way to use this concept to avoid duplicating data across tables? For example - there is an Orders table and a MyOrders table. I'd like MyOrders table to automatically reference Orders without duplicating the data in it....
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Great but is it also possible that a column is both a primary key and foreign key in the same table
Is there a way to use this concept to avoid duplicating data across tables? For example - there is an Orders table and a MyOrders table. I'd like MyOrders table to automatically reference Orders without duplicating the data in it....
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So it's not possible to insert data only into a parent table without having an error?
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