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-- source include/have_ndb.inc create table emp ( id int primary key auto_increment, name varchar(256) not null, manager int, index(manager)) engine = ndb; alter table emp add constraint fkname foreign key (manager) references emp(id) on update restrict on delete cascade; insert into emp values (1, 'larry', null) ,(2, 'eddie', 1) ,(3, 'tomas', 2) ,(4, 'ricky', 2) ,(5, 'edwin', 2) ,(6, 'bockie', 3) ,(7, 'jonas', 6) ,(8, 'magnus', 6) ,(9, 'frasse', 6) ,(10, 'samuel', 7) ,(11, 'jonatan', 7) ,(12, 'wille', 8); select * from emp order by 1; begin; # lets see what happens if we rif cluster delete from emp where id=6; select * from emp order by 1; rollback; select * from emp order by 1; alter table emp drop foreign key fkname; drop table emp; create table tree ( id int primary key, value varchar(256) not null, parent int null, left_child int null, right_child int null, index (parent), unique (left_child), unique (right_child)) engine = ndb; # # insert following tree # 3 # 1 5 # 0 2 4 6 insert into tree values (0, '3-root', null, 1,2); insert into tree values (1, '1-inner', 0, 3,4); insert into tree values (2, '5-inner', 0, 5,6); insert into tree values (3, '0-leaf', 1, null, null); insert into tree values (4, '2-leaf', 1, null, null); insert into tree values (5, '4-leaf', 2, null, null); insert into tree values (6, '6-leaf', 2, null, null); select * from tree order by 1; alter table tree add constraint fk_parent foreign key (parent) references tree(id) on update restrict on delete cascade; alter table tree add constraint fk_left foreign key (left_child) references tree(id) on update restrict on delete cascade; begin; delete from tree where value = '5-inner'; select * from tree order by 1; rollback; begin; delete from tree where value = '4-leaf'; select * from tree order by 1; rollback; begin; delete from tree where value = '3-root'; select * from tree order by 1; commit; drop table tree;