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rgo0002
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Table %1 is referenced by table %2 and at least one attribute in its foreign key (%3) does not allow nulls. A default record will be added if table %2 has records and a record with default values does not exist in table %1.
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This reorganization allows adding a new not null foreign key that references an existing table, and also adds the default record in it if necessary.
Example:
Trn Cient
ClientCode*
ClientName |
Trn Country
CountryId*
CountryName |
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The reorganization consists in adding the CountryCode attribute to the Client Transaction:
Trn Cient
ClientCode*
ClientName
CountryCode –> not null and with initial value = 1
The Impact Analysis report is as follows:
If the Country table didn't have a record with key = 1, this reorganization would add the record Key = 1 to the Country table, because the Client Table has some records. In this case, the resulting table status would be like this:
Note that a new Country (CountryCod = 1) was inserted in the Country Table. Also, CountryName was left empty as the attribute's Initial Value property had not been defined.
Compatibility Section
In GeneXus 9.0, if the Client table is not empty, and if the Country Table doesn’t have a record with code 1, the reorganization fails. In fact, the rgz0029 runtime control is given at specification time, like the following one: