I have "days" table created as follows
"create table days(" +
"day_id integer primary key autoincrement, " +
"conference_id integer , " +
"day_date text, " +
"day_start_time text, " +
"day_end_time text, " +
"day_summary text, " +
"day_description text)";
and i have tracks table created as follows
CREATE_TABLE_TRACK = "create table track(" +
"track_id integer primary key autoincrement," +
"day_id integer,"+
"track_name text," +
"track_description text," +
" FOREIGN KEY(day_id) REFERENCES days(day_id) ON DELETE CASCADE )";
as shown above i have foreign key day_id referencing to the day_id of table days...
So what i want is if i delete the day then corresponding track should also be deleted... But it does't happen in my case..
I have sqlite with version 3.5.9
And also i have added 1 line in my helper class as
> db.execSQL("PRAGMA foreign_keys=ON;");
but is still won't work.. please help me out..
According to the SQLite Documentation support for Foreign Keys was not added until 3.6.19.
Using 3.5.9 you'll have to do your cascade deletions in some other manner.
Cascading delete isn't supported until Sqlite version 3.6.19, which is first included on Android 2.2.
Fortunately there is an alternative.
You can execute another query like this below your create table query:
Note that
delete_days_with_track
is just a name descriptive of what the trigger does, and this is just the pattern I use; I believe you could name it anything you wish.