问题
I have two(of many) tables in a music database:
Concerts: ArtistID,ConcertID,ConcetName,VenueID ConcertDetails: ConcertDate, ConcertID, Cost
The ConcertDetails tables as you see, uses ConcertID which is also in the Concerts table. I combine ConcertDate & ConcertID to make a Composite Primary Key for ConcertDetails. However since this relates to ConcertID from Concerts table it also needs to be a Foreign Key. Is this ok to do?
回答1:
Yes, of course. It's common for a subset of a primary key to be a foreign key. Any many-to-many table does this for instance. In your case:
CREATE TABLE ConcertDetails (
ConcertDate DATE NOT NULL,
ConcertID INT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ConcertDate, ConcertID),
FOREIGN KEY (ConcertID) REFERENCES Concerts(ConcertID)
);
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43576974/can-a-foreign-key-be-part-of-a-composite-primary-key-for-another-table