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    The document provides SQL code examples for creating two database tables where the primary key of one table acts as a foreign key in the second table, enforcing a one-to-many relationship between the tables. The code creates a seller_master table with a primary key of seller_id and a property_master table with its primary key of property_id and a foreign key of seller_id referencing the seller_id in seller_master. An ALTER statement is also included to add a foreign key constraint from property_id in seller_master back to property_master.

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    The document provides SQL code examples for creating two database tables where the primary key of one table acts as a foreign key in the second table, enforcing a one-to-many relationship between the tables. The code creates a seller_master table with a primary key of seller_id and a property_master table with its primary key of property_id and a foreign key of seller_id referencing the seller_id in seller_master. An ALTER statement is also included to add a foreign key constraint from property_id in seller_master back to property_master.

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    SQL For Table Imp

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    Krishna Makwana
    The document provides SQL code examples for creating two database tables where the primary key of one table acts as a foreign key in the second table, enforcing a one-to-many relationship between the tables. The code creates a seller_master table with a primary key of seller_id and a property_master table with its primary key of property_id and a foreign key of seller_id referencing the seller_id in seller_master. An ALTER statement is also included to add a foreign key constraint from property_id in seller_master back to property_master.

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    when you have 2 tables,


    a primary key of the first one should must be foreign key of the second one..,
    then you have to do as follows....

    create table seller_master (


    seller_id int(5) auto_increment primary key,
    seller_name varchar(30) not null,
    property_id int(5)
    );

    create table property_master (


    property_id int(5) auto_increment primary key,
    property_type varchar(30) not null,
    seller_id int(5),
    foreign key (seller_id) references seller_master(seller_id)
    );

    ALTER TABLE seller_master


    ADD CONSTRAINT fk_property
    FOREIGN KEY (property_id)
    REFERENCES property_master(property_id);

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