Difference between identifying and non i...
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MySQL on 09 26th, 2008 |
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A 1:M (one to many) non-identifying means that the associated record in the -one- table is not a parent of the associated record in the -many- table, but rather just related.
An example:
an identifying 1:M would be a building which has many rooms. The -one- table carries data about the building .. e.g.,...