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If they are using a database's built in support for cascading deletes, and if the star tables are simple m2m tables (basically just 2 fk's per row), the work to
by mypalmike 5y ago
If they are using a database's built in support for cascading deletes, and if the star tables are simple m2m tables (basically just 2 fk's per row), the work to implement and test cascading deletes is trivial.