Create relationships between tables in sqlite3:
SQLite supports the definition of foreign key constraints, the following sqlite3 query will be used to create a table "media" with foreign key reference with "incident" table
SQLite supports the definition of foreign key constraints, the following sqlite3 query will be used to create a table "media" with foreign key reference with "incident" table
CREATE TABLE "media" ("media_id" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL UNIQUE , "incident_id" INTEGER NOT NULL , "media_type" VARCHAR NOT NULL , "file_name" VARCHAR NOT NULL , "path" VARCHAR NOT NULL , "created_date" DATETIME NOT NULL , "LastModified_date" DATETIME NOT NULL,
constraint FK_media__incident foreign key(incident_id) references incident(incident_id))
This an example for create table with more than one references. Each references
separate with commas,
constraint FK_media__incident foreign key(incident_id) references incident(incident_id))
CREATE TABLE "incident_type_list" ("incident_id" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL UNIQUE , "incident_type_id" INTEGER NOT NULL , "created_date" DATETIME NOT NULL , "last_modified_date" DATETIME NOT NULL,
constraint FK_incident_type_list_incident foreign key(incident_id) references ir_incident(incident_id),
constraint FK_incident_type_list_incident_type foreign key(incident_type_id) references incident_type(type_id))
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constraint FK_incident_type_list_incident_type foreign key(incident_type_id) references incident_type(type_id))
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