It would help if you could provide a little more detail about exactly what
you are trying to do and in what context you are trying to do what you are
doing.
With a little more info it will be easier for us to try to assist you.
One possible short answer is that a foreign key exists only because of its
relationship to a primary key. Unlike a primary key, you do not designate a
foreign key when you design the table.
A foreign key is defined within the relationship window. You simply drag
the primary key field(s) from the table on the 1-side of your relation
to the according field(s) to the table on the m-side of your relation.
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