TSQL foreign keys on views?

Question

I have a SQL-Server 2008 database and a schema which uses foreign key constraints to enforce referential integrity. Works as intended. Now the user creates views on the orig

Answer 1

Using Rob Farley's schema:

CREATE TABLE dbo.testtable(
id int IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
val int NOT NULL); 
go
INSERT dbo.testtable(val)
VALUES(20),(30),(40),(50),(60),(70);
go 
CREATE TABLE dbo.secondtable(
id int NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT FK_SecondTable FOREIGN KEY(id) REFERENCES dbo.TestTable(id)); 
go

CREATE TABLE z(n tinyint PRIMARY KEY);
INSERT z(n)
VALUES(0),(1);
go
CREATE VIEW dbo.SecondTableCheck WITH SCHEMABINDING AS
SELECT 1 n
FROM dbo.TestTable AS t JOIN dbo.SecondTable AS s ON t.Id = s.Id
CROSS JOIN dbo.z
WHERE t.Val < 50;
go
CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX NoSmallIds ON dbo.SecondTableCheck(n);
go

I had to create a tiny helper table (dbo.z) in order to make this work, because indexed views cannot have self joins, outer joins, subqueries, or derived tables (and TVCs count as derived tables).