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If a foreign key refers to a column that can have duplicate values, we get a validation error because that column is expected to be a unique key. Use same workaround as for set tables, by checking if column is expected to be unique?
Also if a column that references a foreign key has all missing values, we get the following error:
Can't join x$value1 with y$value1 due to incompatible types. x$value1 is a . y$value1 is a .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If a foreign key refers to a column that can have duplicate values, we get a validation error because that column is expected to be a unique key. Use same workaround as for set tables, by checking if column is expected to be unique?
Also if a column that references a foreign key has all missing values, we get the following error:
Can't join
x$value1
withy$value1
due to incompatible types.x$value1
is a .y$value1
is a .The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: