Vanilla MySQL doesn't support any sort of referential integrity. You can use "InnoDB" tables (here) that add that functionality. If you're in a shared hosting ...

It often seems that working around things is a full-time task in every area of information technology. When workarounds are conceived and deployed, people are not always in agreement. Beyond ...

There are two categories of integrity constraints: General constraints, which allow you to restrict the data values that are accepted for the variables in a single data file, such as requiring that ...