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Issue: Foreign key constraint violation when creating reports - reports.created_by referenced practitioners.id - Code was storing auth.uid() instead of practitioner.id - Demo practitioners have user_id: null (no auth link) Solution (prototype): - Drop FK constraints on created_by and updated_by - Store auth user ID directly without constraint - Added migration: 20251123_fix_reports_created_by_constraint.sql Note: In production, populate practitioners.user_id and restore FK constraints for proper data integrity. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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20 lines
825 B
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-- Migration: Fix reports created_by constraint for prototype
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-- Remove foreign key constraint to practitioners table
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-- For prototype: store auth user ID directly without FK constraint
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-- Drop the foreign key constraints
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ALTER TABLE reports
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DROP CONSTRAINT IF EXISTS reports_created_by_fkey;
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ALTER TABLE reports
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DROP CONSTRAINT IF EXISTS reports_updated_by_fkey;
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-- Add comments for clarity
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COMMENT ON COLUMN reports.created_by IS 'Auth user ID (from auth.users) - no FK constraint in prototype';
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COMMENT ON COLUMN reports.updated_by IS 'Auth user ID (from auth.users) - no FK constraint in prototype';
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-- Note: In production, you would:
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-- 1. Ensure all practitioners have user_id populated
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-- 2. Look up practitioner.id from practitioners WHERE user_id = auth.uid()
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-- 3. Restore FK constraints for data integrity
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