How Can I Create A Foreign Key Column With User Defined Name?

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how Can i create a foreign key column with user defined name???

eg.

SQL

ALTER TABLE Events.Event  ADD  CONSTRAINT FK_Employee_ID as ID_Of_Employee_Managing FOREIGN KEY(Employee_ID)
REFERENCES Events.Employee(Employee_ID)

is this correct or i have to change something in the above code??

Posted 7-Jun-14 16:49pm

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Peter Leow · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-07T17:15:00

If you meant naming of foreign key constraint, then:

SQL

ALTER TABLE Events.Event  ADD  CONSTRAINT FK_Employee_ID as ID_Of_Employee_Managing FOREIGN KEY(Employee_ID)
REFERENCES Events.Employee(Employee_ID)

Posted 7-Jun-14 17:15pm

Updated 7-Jun-14 17:17pm

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[no name] 7-Jun-14 23:19pm

thnx

Peter Leow 7-Jun-14 23:28pm

You are welcome.