Comment Comment by remram Why do you think that?My experience is that if you have a moderate amount of foreign keys, a lot of DBMS (not Postgres) will refuse the `ON DELETE CASCADE` (in the diamond case), and you have to do it "manually" anyway (from your query builder). parent remram 3 years ago
My experience is that if you have a moderate amount of foreign keys, a lot of DBMS (not Postgres) will refuse the `ON DELETE CASCADE` (in the diamond case), and you have to do it "manually" anyway (from your query builder).