SQL tutorials for beginners/ Oracle Database tutorials. - SQL tutorials 18: SQL Foreign Key Constraint By Manish Sharma

SQL Tutorial 18: SQL foreign key constraint. Topic covered in this tutorial 1. Defining SQL foreign key using create table at column level 2. Defining SQL foreign key using create table at table level 1. Defining SQL foreign key using Alter Table statement Links Website article: http://www.rebellionrider.com/sql-foreign-key.htm Primary key tutorial: http://www.rebellionrider.com/sql-foreign-key.htm Create Table Tutorial: http://www.rebellionrider.com/sql-create-table.html Tool used in this tutorial is SQL Developer. This tutorial series is part of SQL expert exam certification training. if you are preparing for SQL certification you can use my tutorials. This SQL Tutorial is a part of free training. Copy Cloud referral link || Use this link to join copy cloud and get 20GB of free storage https://copy.com?r=j7eYO7 Contacts E-Mail [email protected] Twitter https://twitter.com/rebellionrider Instagram http://instagram.com/rebellionrider Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/imthebhardwaj Linkedin. http://in.linkedin.com/in/mannbhardwaj/ Thanks for linking, commenting, sharing and watching more of our videos This is Manish from RebellionRider.com Foreign key is an Input/output data constraint which is also known as referential integrity constraint. Foreign key represent a link or say a relationship between columns of tables. Similar to primary key constraint Foreign Key constraint is also of two types. Simple Foreign key constraint and Composite Foreign key constraint. Constraint which involves only one column in foreign key in child table and one column in reference key in parent table is called Simple Foreign Key. While the constraint which involves more than one column in foreign key in child table and more than one column in reference key in the parent table is called Composite Foreign Key.