Foreign key referencing only part of composite primary key
Primary Key = UNIQUE + NOT NULL + Automatic Indexed
Primary key can be defined for a combination of columns, When a primary key consist of multiple columns, then it is called a Composite Primary Key.
MySql Create Foreign Key
Create foreign key referencing to primary key
ALTER TABLE `tb2` ADD FOREIGN KEY ( `tb1_ccid` ) REFERENCES `test`.`tb1` (
`ccid`) ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE RESTRICT ;
Create foreign key referencing to composite primary key
ALTER TABLE `tb2` ADD FOREIGN KEY ( `tb1_ccid` , `tb1_sid` ) REFERENCES `test`.`tb1` ( `ccid` ,`sid`) ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE RESTRICT
Example
create table tb1 ( A integer not null , B char(2) not null , C integer not null , primary key (A,B,C) , unique (A,B) );
create table tb2 ( M integer not null , N char(2) not null , Z datetime , foreign key (M,N) references tbl1 (A,B) )
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