I'm trying to delete some records from some tables in a SQL Server 2008 R2 database. There's a foreign key relationship between the two tables. To make things easier here's the definition of both tables:
-- Parent table
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[PharmInvInItemPackages](
[InventoryInDetailID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[InventoryInID] [int] NOT NULL,
[ItemPackageID] [int] NOT NULL,
[code]....
I have a situation where deleting old records is blocking updating latest records on highly transactional table and getting timeout errors from application.
In details, I have one table called Tran_table1 in OLTP database. This Tran_table1 is highly transactional table, it will receive data for insert/update continuously
While archiving 2 years old records from Tran_table1 into Tran_table1_archive in batches(using DELETE OUTPUT INTO clause), if there is any UPDATEs on Tran_table1,these updates are getting blocked and result is timeout errors in application.
Is there any SQL Server hints to avoid blocking ..
Hi, i need the suggestion here in very familiar db situation ..i have a main table and a primary key of that table is used in many other table as foreign key.If i am deleting a record in a main table,how do i make sure that all the corresponding record in the associated tables,where that foreign key is used, gets deleted too?What are my options?Thanks
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TAI,
barkingdog
I have one table having three columns.This table contains lot of repeated records. I want to delete this records .
In this below example i want to delete all the records which columns id and no columns contains same values.
id no sequence
------------------------------------
35 35432 1
35 35432 2
35 35432 3
36 35432 1
35 45623 1
First three records the columns id and no contains same value. I want to delete this three records.
But in last record for id =35 and no column =45623.it is not repeated so it should not be deleted.
Is there a way to delete records from table passing parameter as tablename? I won't to delete all records from a table dependent on table selected. i'm trying to do this with stored procedure...Table to delete depends on the checkbox selected.
Current code(works)
Public Function DelAll()
MZKDB = MZKHRFin
If sloption = "L" Then
sqlConn.ConnectionString = "Server=" & MZKSrv & ";Initial Catalog=" & MZKDB & ";Integrated Security=SSPI;"
ElseIf sloption = "S" Then
sqlConn.ConnectionString = "Server=" & MZKSrv & ";User id=sa;Password=" & MZKPswd & "; Initial Catalog=" & MZKDB & ";"
End If
sqlConn.Open()
sqlTrans = sqlConn.BeginTransaction()
sqlCmd.Connection = sqlConn
sqlCmd.Transaction = sqlTrans
Try
sqlCmd.CommandText = sqlStr
sqlCmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
sqlTrans.Commit()
frm2.txtResult.Text = frm2.txtResult.Text & " " & TableName & " Prior records have been deleted from the database." & vbCrLf
SetCursor()
Catch e As Exception
Try
sqlTrans.Rollback()
Catch ex As SqlException
If Not sqlTrans.Connection Is Nothing Then
frm2.txtResult.Text = frm2.txtResult.Text & " " & TableName & " An exception of type " & ex.GetType().ToString() & " was encountered while attempting to roll back the transaction." & vbCrLf
SetCursor()
End If
End Try
frm2.txtResult.Text = frm2.txtResult.Text & " " & TableName & " Records were NOT deleted from the database." & vbCrLf
SetCursor()
Finally
sqlConn.Close()
End Try
ResetID()
End Function
If cbGenFY.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_FiscalYear"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_FiscalYear"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenFY()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenFund.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Fund"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Fund"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenFund()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenFunc.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Function"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Function"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenFunc()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenObject.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Object"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Object"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenObject()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenCenter.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Center"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Center"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenCenter()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenProject.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_CodeBook"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_CodeBook"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_BudgetAccnt"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_BudgetAccnt"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Budget"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Budget"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Project"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Project"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenProject()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Project"
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenProgram.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Program"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Program"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenProgram()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenGL.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_gl"
TableName = "FIN_gl"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenGL()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenRevenue.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Revenue"
TableName = "FIN_Revenue"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenRevenue()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenBank.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_VendorBankAccnt"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_VendorBankAccnt"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_VendorBank"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_VendorBank"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_bankAdd"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_bankAdd"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_bankTERMS"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_bankTerms"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_bank"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_bank"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenBank()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName2 = "dbo.FIN_bankTERMS"
TableName3 = "dbo.FIN_BankAdd"
TableName4 = "dbo.FIN_VendorBank"
TableName5 = "dbo.FIN_VendorBankAccnt"
DispTwoCounts()
End If
If cbFinAP.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Period"
TableName = "FIN_Period"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenPeriod()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbFinVM.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_vendorClass"
TableName = "FIN_vendorClass"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_vendorAdd"
TableName = "FIN_vendorAdd"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_vendor"
TableName = "FIN_vendor"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_AddressType"
TableName = "FIN_AddressType"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_VendorStatus"
TableName = "FIN_VendorStatus"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM States"
TableName = "States"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM Country"
TableName = "Country"
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_IndustrialCodes"
TableName = "FIN_IndustrialCodes"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenIndCodes()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinVendStat()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "FIN_VendorStatus"
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinAddrType()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "FIN_AddressType"
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenCountry()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "Country"
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenState()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "States"
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinVM()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "FIN_Vendor"
TableName2 = "FIN_VendorAdd"
DispTwoCounts()
End If
If cbFinbudget.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_BudgetAccnt"
TableName = "FIN_BudgetAccnt"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Budget"
TableName = "FIN_Budget"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_CodeBook"
TableName = "FIN_CodeBook"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
TableName = "FIN_Budget"
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinBudget()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
TableName = "FIN_Codebook"
TableName2 = "FIN_budgetAccnt"
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinCodeBook()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispTwoCounts()
ClearCounts()
End If
Hi,
I have a query that is executing properly but i want to delete the results of the query. I am trying to do it but i am messing up somewhere in the syntax
Can anybody help me out with this problem?
Below is the query
DELETE FROM DPT_NEW_BINS WHERE(
Select BIN,LEFT(ACCT_NUM_MIN,16), LEFT(ACCT_NUM_MAX,16), ISO_CTRY_CD, REGN_CD ,PROD_TYPE_CD FROM DPT_NEW_BINS o
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT BIN,LEFT(ACCT_NUM_MIN,16), LEFT(ACCT_NUM_MAX,16), ISO_CTRY_CD, REGN_CD ,PROD_TYPE_CD FROM DPT_temp_NEW_BINS i
WHERE o.ACCT_NUM_MIN = i.ACCT_NUM_MIN AND o.ACCT_NUM_MAX = i.ACCT_NUM_MAX))
CAN SOMEBODY POINT OUT MY MISTAKE?
No transaction log involved, only the table itself.
Use sp_spaceused "table_name" to check the space used.
It seems the table size actually increased from the beginning to the middle of deletion, at the end of deletion, its size decreased.
Recovery mode set to be simple, autoshrink turned on.
The tables tested are about 50MB ~ several GB in size, all have the same behavior. The size increased about 5%~10%.
Since the deletion is called from another software, I want to know if it is possible for SQL Server to have this behavior or it is absolutely the 3rd party software's issue
Thanks!
I have many large tables with millions of records in a SQL Server database. They all use an Identity column which is the clustered index. We haven't been deleting any records until recently because disk space is now becoming a problem.
Assuming I delete a lot of old records, I'm thinking that the freed up space in the data pages won't be reused. New records will be added at the end of the table because of the Identity column being the clustered index. So the table will keep getting bigger even though there is lots of free space.
Assuming I'm right, then how do I recapture this unused space? Is an alter table rebuild the best way? Or rebuilding the clustered index?
Hi,
I was running out of space and thus deleted some rows from a table. To my surprise the db size increased. I then shrunk it to bring it back to what it was earlier.
When i deleted some 5000 rows, some space must have been released. Where did the space go and why did the db size increase after deleting the records?
I thght it might be log files..but db is set to Simple Recovery which does not utilize a Log File.
Any reasons?
Hello,
I am having problems with my sql merge replication. Whenever a user syncs up to my main database, most of their records are deleted instead of being merged.
Or the records on the main database are inserted and it replaces the whole table with the records on the remote laptops. Is there a way to prevent this from happening? Someone please help me.
Corey
I'm new to relational database concepts and designs, but what i've learned so far has been helpful. I now know how to select certain records from multiple tables using joins, etc. Now I need info on how to do complete deletes. I've tried reading articles on cascading deletes, but the people writing them are so verbose that they are confusing to understand for a beginner. I hope someone could help me with this problem.
I have sql server 2005. I use visual studio 2005. In the database I've created the following tables(with their column names):
Table 1: Classes --Columns: ClassID, ClassName
Table 2: Roster--Columns: ClassID, StudentID, Student Name
Table 3: Assignments--Columns: ClassID, AssignmentID, AssignmentName
Table 4: Scores--StudentID, AssignmentID, Score
What I can't seem to figure out is how can I delete a class (ClassID) from Classes and as a result of this one deletion, delete all students in the Roster table associated with that class, delete all assignments associated with that class, delete all scores associated with all assignments associated with that class in one DELETE sql statement.
What I tried to do in sql server management studio is set the ClassID in Classes as a primary key, then set foreign keys to the other three tables. However, also set AssignmentID in Table 4 as a foreign key to Table 3.
The stored procedure I created was
DELETE FROM Classes WHERE ClassID=@classid
I thought, since I established ClassID as a primary key in Classes, that by deleting it, it would also delete all other rows in the foreign tables that have the same value in their ClassID columns. But I get errors when I run the query. The error said:
The DELETE statement conflicted with the REFERENCE constraint "FK_Roster_Classes1". The conflict occurred in database "database", table "dbo.Roster", column 'ClassID'.
The statement has been terminated.
What are reference constraints? What are they talking about? Plus is the query correct? If not, how would I go about solving my problem. Would I have to do joins while deleting?
I thought I was doing a cascade delete. The articles I read kept insisting that cascade deletes are deletes where if you delete a record from a parent table, then the rows in the child table will also be deleted, but I get the error.
Did I approach this right? If not, please show me how, and please, please explain it like I'm a four year old.
Further, is there something else I need to do besides assigning primary keys and foreign keys?
I have a requirement to delete 1 Million records from a table having 10 Million data and it's being queried on 24/7 basis (don't have a downtime). how can I achieve that?
View 13 Replies View RelatedHi, all I got one stupid question in mind. The idea is that I want my SQL database to install into another computer. The best way for me is I want to create a script file for creating tables, triggers, stored procedure. But I want all the SQL statement that insert all the records in to each table too.
Does anyone have a solution for me? Or there be other way?
I am always waiting for ur suggestion.
I have a question here.
I have a Audit tables database. I want to archive the Audit Tables data to another new database in the same server and remove the data in the Actual database but continues with the table seed where it's the primary ID.
Example:
I have a AuditProducts Table with AuditID as BIGINT and auto increment value.
contains10,000 records in AuditTable Database.
I want to archive the tables to a new database: Audit200707
After archived, the AuditProducts Table in AuditTable database will remove all the records and continues with 10001 in the next record.
How can I done the whole process using T-SQL so that it can schedule and run for every month? BTW I am using SQL Server 2005 SP2.
Thanks and regards,
Hi
i have to delete the master table data without deleting the child table records,is there any solution for this, parent table has relation with the child table.
regards
vinod.t.v
Table1 contains fields Groupid, UserName,Category, Dimension
Table2 contains fields Group, Name,Category, Dimension (Group and Name are not in Table1)
So basically I need to read the records in Table1 using Groupid and each time there is a Groupid then select records from Table2 where Table2.Category in (Select Catergory from Table1)
and Table2.Dimension in (Select Dimension from Table1)
In Table1 There might be 10 Groupid records all of which are different.
I must admit I dont know all that much about SQL, which is why I hope someone can show me the light. I have a script almost finished, however I have no idea how to have it trim database entries that are older than, say, 90 days. Any ideas?
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have a table with a load of orphaned records (I know... poor design)
I'm trying to get rid of them, but I'm having a brain cramp.
I need to delete all the records from the table "Floor_Stock" that
would be returned by this select statement:
SELECT FLOOR_STOCK.PRODUCT, FLOOR_STOCK.SITE
FROM PRODUCT_MASTER INNER JOIN
FLOOR_STOCK ON PRODUCT_MASTER.PRODUCT =
FLOOR_STOCK.PRODUCT LEFT OUTER JOIN
BOD_HEADER ON FLOOR_STOCK.PRODUCT =
BOD_HEADER.PRODUCT AND FLOOR_STOCK.SITE =
BOD_HEADER.SITE
WHERE (BOD_HEADER.BOD_INDEX IS NULL) AND
(PRODUCT_MASTER.PROD_TYPE IN ('f', 'n', 'k', 'b', 'l', 's'))
I was thinking along the lines of:
DELETE FROM FLOOR_STOCK INNER JOIN
(SELECT FLOOR_STOCK. PRODUCT, FLOOR_STOCK.SITE
FROM PRODUCT_MASTER INNER JOIN
FLOOR_STOCK ON PRODUCT_MASTER. PRODUCT =
FLOOR_STOCK.PRODUCT
LEFT OUTER JOIN BOD_HEADER ON FLOOR_STOCK. PRODUCT =
BOD_HEADER. PRODUCT AND FLOOR_STOCK.SITE = BOD_HEADER.SITE
WHERE (BOD_HEADER.BOD_INDEX IS NULL) AND
(PRODUCT_MASTER.PROD_TYPE IN ('f', 'n', 'k', 'b', 'l', 's'))) F ON
FLOOR_STOCK. PRODUCT = F. PRODUCT
AND FLOOR_STOCK.SITE = F.SITE
... but Sql Server just laughs at me: "Incorrect Syntax near the keyword INNER"
How do I delete one record from one table and cascade down all related tables?
Mike B
Hey all,
Here is the scenario. I'm working with two tables:
Contact1
Conthist
Contact1 contains basic contact information and conthist contains history records for those contacts. Conthist can hold many records related to a single contact1 record.
The link between the two tables is a column called accountno.
I'm trying to delete any records in conthist that have an accountno that does not exist in contact1. The queries that I've tried keep returning conthist records that do actually have a matching accountno.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Tony
Whenever I try to delete records from a table joined to another table, like so:
DELETE [tblTransaction Detail Local] FROM [tblTransaction Detail Local], [tblTransaction Header] WHERE ([tblTransaction Detail Local].[Transaction ID] = [tblTransaction Header].[Transaction ID]) AND ([tblTransaction Header].[Computer ID] = 3)
I get the error:
Major Error 0x80040E14, Minor Error 25501
> DELETE [tblTransaction Detail Local] FROM [tblTransaction Detail Local], [tblTransaction Header] WHERE ([tblTransaction Detail Local].[Transaction ID] = [tblTransaction Header].[Transaction ID]) AND ([tblTransaction Header].[Computer ID] = 3)
There was an error parsing the query. [ Token line number = 1,Token line offset = 38,Token in error = FROM ]
This is an SQL CE database, and SQL Server Management Studio. Any ideas?
I have a couple SQL tables that have been appended to daily over the last two years. There is now about 50,000,000 records in the table. Does anyone know the fastest way to delete records before a certain date to shorten these tables? Delete queries and everything else I've tried is taking way too long.
View 13 Replies View RelatedApparently, deleting 7,000,000 records from a table of about 20,000,000 is not advisable. We were able to take orders at 8:00AM, but not at 7:59.
So, what's the best way of going about deleting a large number of records? Pretty basic lookup table, no relationships with other tables, 12 or so address-type fields, 4 or 5 simple indexes. I can take it down for a weekend or night, if needed.
DTS the ones to keep to another table, drop the old and rename the new table?
Bulk copy out, truncate and bring back in?
DTS to text, truncate and import back?
Other ways?
Never worked with such a large table and need a little experienced guidance.
Thanks for the help
My Web Host does not provide administrative privilages to the SQL server I have access to. I would like to delete tens of thousands of records from two of my tables without writing to the Transaction Log. Is what I'm trying to do is delete these records quickly without utilizing any of the alotted space my web host has set aside for my transaction log (they give me 50 mb and I go way over that when I run a DELETE statement)
What is the best way to do this?
I need a sql statement to delete duplicate records.
I have a college table with all colleges in the nation.
I noticed that all of the colleges were listed twice.
How do I delete all of the duplicate records.
Here is my table.
Colleges
-------------------
schoolID - smallint NOT NULL,
schoolName - varchar(60) NULL
Can someone help me out with the sql statement???
I'm running SQL Server 6.5.
- ted
Hi All,
I am having one table named MyTable and this table contains only one column MyCol. Now i m having 10 records in it and all the records are duplicate ie value is 7 for all 10 records.
It is something like this,
MyCol
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
Now i m trying to delete 10th record or any record then it gives me error
"Key column information is insufficient or incorrect. Too many rows were affected by update."
What should i do if i want only 4 records insted 10 records in my table?
How do i delete the 6 records from table?
Plz help me.
Regards,
Shailesh
I have a problem where records in underlying tables of a dataview are being deleted (seemingly at random)
For example.
CREATE TABLE [Employee] (Id int, Name varchar(50))
CREATE TABLE [Company] (Id int, Name varchar(50))
CREATE TABLE [EmployeeCompany] (CompanyId int, EmployeeId int)
CREATE VIEW [dvEmployee]
AS
SELECT *
FROM [Employee] INNER JOIN [EmployeeCompany]
ON [Employee].[Id] = [EmployeeCompany].[EmployeeId]
CREATE TRIGGER [dvEmployeeUpdate]
ON [dbo].[dvEmployee]
INSTEAD OF UPDATE
AS
BEGIN
UPDATE EmployeeCompany
SET Status = INSERTED.Status
FROM EmployeeCompany, INSERTED
WHERE EmployeeCompany.CompanyId = INSERTED.CompanyId
AND EmployeeCompany.EmployeeId = INSERTED.EmployeeId
END
Because the column [Status] is a t-sql keyword, does the fact that the trigger contains the line "SET Status = ..." without saying "SET [Status] = ..." mean that I could lose records in the EmployeeCompany table?
Reason I'm asking is we have an already designed database that is littered with columns named the same as sql keywords (almost every table has a [Status] column, and there are many [Password] columns). When using a dataview on these tables, triggers exist that aren't putting the [] around these column names (the same as my dvEmployeeUpdate trigger above), and somehow we are seemingly randomly losing records. It is very rare, and they are getting completely deleted, and it seems to be the tables that contain the keyword columns and are used in dataviews with instead of triggers that don't put [] around the column names. Nowhere in any trigger or stored procedure is there a DELETE FROM on these tables, and the software running on the database uses only the data views, and doesn't directly access the underlying tables.
I've been going through all of the code adding the [], but my question is simply whether or not anyone has heard of this causing the deletion of any records, or whether there may be something else going on that I should be looking into?
help me out on this one.
i have 2 text boxes in my page.
user enter any number in those two text boxes.
i slect that many record randomly from my main table, and put it into two another tables.
now the problem is coming in how to delete those records which were randomly selected from main table in main table.
for eg
main table contains
srNo. UswerID
1 abcd
2 trtr
3 tret
4 yghg
5 jjhj
user enters in text box1 '2' and in text box2 `1'
so total of 3 random records are selected
and put it into two another table say
table1
sr.no UserID
2 trtr
and table2 contains
sr.no. userid
3 tret
5 jjhj
now i want to delete these records which are sr.no 2,3,5 from the main table.
how do i do it as user can enter any number in the text box.so writing multiple delete statements would not be possible.
how do i write statements or help me with logic.
gaurav writes "respected sir
here i have a question
how we can delete duplicate records through query in SQL Server
thanks"
Hi
I wanted to do a delete rows from a group of table. These tables have a common column UserID. I heard that there is something called ondelete cascade. But I don't know how to set it up and utilise it. Could someone tell me how to do it. Or point me to a tutorial which shows how to do it.
Thanks
I have a database that is used to store a lot of data. We load the data on adaily basis, several thousand records per day. The Log file is not needed,so whats the best way to delete the records in it and reduce the sizeThanksDerrick
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I have a DTS package set up to import a text file on a daily basis. I need to dump the data in 2 table after 7 days of the last import .this is the code that I have
Delete From TblTemp
date(Day(-7), CurrentStamp).
But for some reason it deleting the data right after it imports it. And it doesn't delete anything out of the other table.
Thanks in advance