Instruction
Hello, good to see you again. Last time, we talked about constraints. Do you remember what they were? We applied them so that our database could keep the data correct.
The constraints we've discussed so far kept data correct in single tables, strictly speaking. This time, we're going to talk about another kind of constraints which deserve a separate course part. These will be constraints which keep data between different tables correct. Such constraints are called foreign keys (or FK for short).
Exercise
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