Can we have multiple foreign keys in a table at sql server 2000

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I am in need to create a table for inserting marks , so i am in need for studentid and subjectname for entering marks both these studentid and subjectname are from two different tables , so can i use both these studentid and subjectname columns in my new table for inserting marks and give them both foreignkey constraint , I am using asp.net 3.5 framework with sql server 2000 database.

Posted 4-Sep-12 0:58am

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ssd_coolguy 4-Sep-12 7:11am

can you elaborate more...

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ppusapati · Answer 1 · 2012-09-04T01:10:00

Solution 1

Single word answer is Yes.

photo:
* photo_id (PK)
* filepath

comment:
* comment_id (PK)
* body

comment_to_post
* comment_id (PK) -> FK to comment.comment_id
* post_id (PK) -> FK to post.post_id

Read this http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms179610.aspx

Posted 4-Sep-12 1:10am

ppusapati