I am working with:
I have the following sequence
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS invoicedetail;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS invoiceheader;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS product;
It fails when I work through Java (JDBC) and fails through the MySQLWorkBench too, the error message is about the FK Child constraints (I don't have the exact error message), well through Google I did a research and I have found the same valid solution twice.
Well I did the following:
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS invoicedetail;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS invoiceheader;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS product;
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=1;
Again it works, just playing, I tried to execute again
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS invoicedetail;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS invoiceheader;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS product;
Being sure that SELECT @@FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS;
returns 1
Well the original error message does not appear again.
Again I did a research on Google and I found the following:
Well it says: It is session-based
Well, even when:
and SELECT @@FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS;
returns 1
The original error message does not appear again.
Therefore seems 'SET foreign_key_checks = 1'
does not work how is expected or an extra configuration/instruction is needed
I want be able to disable and enable that FK security constraint anytime
I had a similar problem with PHPMyAdmin. After all, the problem was that PHPMyAdmin was adding (by default) the "FOREIGNK_KEY_CHECKS=1".
When I was querying the server with PHPMyAdming the option "Enable foreign key checks" was checked at the end of the page, so none of the "SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0" inside my query was actually working.
Please, make sure the solution to your problem is not something so silly like this. ;-)
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