Unable to create relationship 'FK_amount1_homeshop1'. "FK_amount1_homeshop1". The conflict occurred in database table "dbo.homeshop1", column 'cust_Id'.

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Unable to create relationship 'FK_amount1_homeshop1'. The ALTER TABLE statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "FK_amount1_homeshop1". The conflict occurred in database "C:\NETPROJECTS\WPFPROJECTS\HOMEPROJECT\HOMEPROJECT\APP_DATA\DATABASE1.MDF", table "dbo.homeshop1", column 'cust_Id'.plaese save from this problem

Posted 2-Jun-15 1:33am

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 2-Jun-15 7:46am

What is the query?

Andy Lanng 2-Jun-15 7:46am

You need to ask a question >_<
I assume your question is "Why am I getting this error?"?
It's because your data is dirty. Something in the table is not a valid key from the other table.

HobbyProggy 2-Jun-15 9:00am

1. Query please
2. DB structure
3. Testdata
4. Dependencies you want to create

If you can give us these points we might have a solution for you mate :)

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2015-06-02T01:56:00

Foreign key used to force a relation between two tables...practically it means that a field in TABLE A can get values only from the specified field from TABLE B...When you are creating a FK, SQL runs an integrity check to see if relation exists for the already created records, if not the creation will fail...
You have two options:
1. Create FK without integrity check (WITH NOCHECK)
2. Fix data in your table...