SQL Commands for creating Binary Links from Legacy Link
values?
Ivan Smahin
IvanSmahin at public.kherson.ua
Sat Jul 14 01:49:50 CDT 2007
Hello Barry,
Saturday, July 14, 2007, 3:12:27 AM, you wrote:
> Hi Bart and any who care to comment,
> I did read that page but felt it need more explanation as to it purpose.
> As originally mentioned there are only the logical field values that match.
So you have key candidates already. Why not just to build RDB link?
Later you can convert it to the BinaryLink for example.
But if you have "natural" keys why do you need BinaryLink at all?
> There is NO current Valentina key created. Other than the RecIDs.
There is no problem to create ones.
> Where the "COPY LINKS FROM src_link_name TO dest_link_name"
> I believe valentina expect src_link_name to be some sort of pre built
> Valentina key.
Valentina expects the source link there. Creating FK constraint,
RDB-link with the same name is creating also.
> So I looking for the procedure to get these tables into a Many to One Binary
> Link.
> CREATE BINARY LINK
> Binary_Link_T1_M_1_T2
> ON TABLES (T1, T2) AS MANY TO ONE ???
> COPY LINKS FROM T1.ShopNo to Binary_Link_T1_M_1_T2 ???
> COPY LINKS FROM T2.ShopNo to Binary_Link_T1_M_1_T2 ???
So you are going to split single logical operation (Create linked
pairs) and each query fill the link partially in some way?
But why you need it?
We assume that logically two tables are linked. So we mean that we
have some virtual RDB-link. I don't see the problem to create RDB-link
here.
> Or am I jumping to far ahead in the procedure where I would need
> To create Valentina forein keys first?
You should create FK first. Then you can convert this link into any
link kind.
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Best regards,
Ivan Smahin
Senior Software Engineer
Paradigma Software, Inc
Valentina - The Ultra-Fast Database
http://www.valentina-db.com
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