Answer / guest

foreign key reference as Primary key in another table

Answer / ramprakash

Foreign keys enforce referential integrity by completing an
association between two entities.

Answer / guest

It's a constrains assigned to a column or combination of
columns included in the definition of referential integrity
which would refer to a referenced key

Answer / sejal

A foreign key is a link or relationship between two tables
which ensures that the data stored in a data-
base is consistent.

Answer / kebiraj

A foreign key, also called a foreign keyword, in a database
table is a key from another table that refers to (or
targets) a specific key, usually the primary key , in the
table being used. A primary key can be targeted by multiple
foreign keys from other tables. But a primary key does not
necessarily have to be the target of any foreign keys.




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