I have two tables with a one-to-one relationship (and relationship is mandatory from one side only). As follows:
create table PRS (
id number(18) not null,
common_code varchar2(10),
constraint pk_prs primary key (id));
create table RLP {
id number(18),
spec_code varchar2(20),
constraint pk_rlp primary key (id),
constraint fk_rlp_prs foreign key (id) references prs(id) on delete cascade);
So the problem is when inserting a record in RLP at least one of common_code
or spec_code
must have value.
Is it possible to enforce this constraint using a constraint or the only solution is having a trigger?
It seems there is no way to create a constraint on two tables, and the only solution is to create a trigger to throw an exception on desired situation.