DataRelation.ChildKeyConstraint Property

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System.Data

Assembly:: System.Data.Common.dll

Assembly:: System.Data.dll

Assembly:: netstandard.dll

Source:: DataRelation.cs

Source:: DataRelation.cs

Source:: DataRelation.cs

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Gets the ForeignKeyConstraint for the relation.

public:
 virtual property System::Data::ForeignKeyConstraint ^ ChildKeyConstraint { System::Data::ForeignKeyConstraint ^ get(); };

public virtual System.Data.ForeignKeyConstraint? ChildKeyConstraint { get; }

public virtual System.Data.ForeignKeyConstraint ChildKeyConstraint { get; }

member this.ChildKeyConstraint : System.Data.ForeignKeyConstraint

Public Overridable ReadOnly Property ChildKeyConstraint As ForeignKeyConstraint

Property Value

ForeignKeyConstraint

A ForeignKeyConstraint.

Examples

The following example sets the UpdateRule, DeleteRule, and AcceptReject rule for the ForeignKeyConstraint associated with the DataRelation.

Private Sub SetChildKeyConstraint(dataSet As DataSet)
   ' Set child and parent columns.
   Dim parentColumn As DataColumn = dataSet.Tables( _
       "Suppliers").Columns("SupplierID")
   Dim childColumn As DataColumn = dataSet.Tables( _
       "Products").Columns("SupplierID")
   Dim relation As New DataRelation( _
       "SuppliersConstraint", parentColumn, childColumn)
   dataSet.Relations.Add(relation)

   Dim foreignKey As ForeignKeyConstraint = _
       relation.ChildKeyConstraint
   foreignKey.DeleteRule = Rule.SetNull
   foreignKey.UpdateRule = Rule.Cascade
   foreignKey.AcceptRejectRule = AcceptRejectRule.Cascade
End Sub

Remarks

If no associated ForeignKeyConstraint exists for this relationship, it will be created automatically, and pointed to by the ChildKeyConstraint, when the relation is added to the collection of relations.

Applies to

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