Remove hardcoded IDs from SQL examples in databases week1#297
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Remove hardcoded IDs from SQL examples in databases week1#297urbanogilson wants to merge 1 commit intoHackYourFuture-CPH:mainfrom
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Why
Hardcoded IDs teach students a fragile pattern that breaks when rows are inserted in a different order. Using subqueries on stable natural keys is the correct habit to build from the start.
Summary
user_id/task_idintegers inuser_taskinserts with subqueries onuser.emailandtask.titlestatus_idintegers with subqueries onstatus.namePRAGMA foreign_keys = ONtotasks-solution.sqlandsession-plan.mdto fix silentON DELETE CASCADEfailures in SQLiteDEFAULT 1andPRAGMASQLite limitations