I'm trying to rename a column of a table. I have a lot of tables with the word "couleur
" and I renamed "manually" to "bulle
".
I've successfully renamed main_groupecouleurs
to main_groupebulles
. Now i'm working on main_groupe
. I'm trying to rename groupe_couleurs_id
to groupe_bulles_id
The SQL is quite self-explaining:
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
DROP INDEX main_groupe_fc5cee5b;
CREATE TABLE main_groupe7e12
(
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
description TEXT NOT NULL,
exemple TEXT,
groupe_bulles_id INTEGER DEFAULT NULL,
reference TEXT,
FOREIGN KEY (groupe_bulles_id) REFERENCES main_groupebulles(id)
DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED
);
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX main_groupe_fc5cee5b ON main_groupe7e12 (groupe_bulles_id);
INSERT INTO main_groupe7e12(id, description, exemple, groupe_bulles_id, reference)
SELECT id, description, exemple, groupe_couleurs_id, reference
FROM main_groupe;
DROP TABLE main_groupe;
ALTER TABLE main_groupe7e12 RENAME TO main_groupe;
COMMIT;
When I run it, I get:
[SQLITE_CONSTRAINT] Abort due to constraint violation
(UNIQUE constraint failed: main_groupe7e12.groupe_bulles_id)
This means (I think I'm wrong here but I dont know what I'm missing) that it tries to insert some groupe_couleurs_id
that are not in the referring table (= main_groupebulles
). Thus I tried to see in the original table the problem:
SELECT * FROM main_groupe WHERE groupe_couleurs_id NOT IN (
SELECT id FROM main_groupebulles
);
I got no rows! What am I missing?
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