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> Foreign key violations are 100% data corruption Sure, yes, of course, who cares? These are self-imposed rules, so breaking them is wholly up to yourself. An
by matt4077 7y ago
> Foreign key violations are 100% data corruption
Sure, yes, of course, who cares?
These are self-imposed rules, so breaking them is wholly up to yourself. And there are trade-offs involved that may often make it acceptable relax them.
You seem to be rather invested in one set of arbitrary definitions. If people do fine even in situations where they "by definition" shouldn't, it's the definitions that have been found lacking, not the people.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> Sure, yes, of course, who cares? The stakeholder from whom you got the requirement on which the logical FK constraint is based, for one.
- hootbootscoot 7y agowhich may not exist.
- dragonwriter 7y agoWhy would you identify an FK relationship other than requirements?