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the table on the one side of the one-to-many must be written to first so that the foreign key field (the many) in the other table can relate to that value ... this is called referentail integrity and ensures that you don't get orphaned records in one table that don't have a partner in a related table

for example, you have a customer record that has cust_id as a primary key and you have another table containing, say, physical address details that are linked to the customer table by the cust_id field ... in the address table cust_id is a foreign key ... the db won't allow you to insert an address record for a customer (cust_id) that doesn't exist in the customer table

unless you turn off the checking of course ... which is a BAD THING generally

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