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Brent99Admin
Does anyone know if it is valid to have orphan records in the
MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS table? In other words, when a project is deleted from
the system are the MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS records supposed to be deleted or does
Microsoft leave them around for some reason?
I'm working with a client who has a lot of corrupt data from their old 2002
database which we recently upgraded. As part of the upgrade effort we wrote
some data integrity [orphan check] scripts and we have identified many
records in MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS that no longer have a corresponding parent
record in the MSP_WEB_PROJECTS table.
For the life of me I cannot understand why this would be valid....based on
my relational database normalization and integrity knowledge. But if there
is a valid reason that someone knows of I would be very interested in hearing
from you.
MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS table? In other words, when a project is deleted from
the system are the MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS records supposed to be deleted or does
Microsoft leave them around for some reason?
I'm working with a client who has a lot of corrupt data from their old 2002
database which we recently upgraded. As part of the upgrade effort we wrote
some data integrity [orphan check] scripts and we have identified many
records in MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS that no longer have a corresponding parent
record in the MSP_WEB_PROJECTS table.
For the life of me I cannot understand why this would be valid....based on
my relational database normalization and integrity knowledge. But if there
is a valid reason that someone knows of I would be very interested in hearing
from you.