Syntax error in CONSTRAINT

G

Guest

I to everybody!

I created a query like this in Access:

ALTER TABLE Ordini
ADD CONSTRAINT FKOrdiniIdCliente
FOREIGN KEY (IdCliente) REFERENCES tm_Cicli (ProductID)

It works rightly!
If I add two more commands

ALTER TABLE Ordini
ADD CONSTRAINT FKOrdiniIdCliente
FOREIGN KEY (IdCliente) REFERENCES tm_Cicli (ProductID)
ON UPDATE CASCADE
ON DELETE CASCADE

I receive a syntax error:
"Syntax error in CONSTRAINT"

Does anybody know why? I read the documentation and the syntax seams correct!

Thank you very much!



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G

Guest

Hi Corrado,

Have you enabled ANSI-92 extensions in your database? I believe that you
can only set the referential integrity options via sql if you have.

HTH, Ted Allen
 

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