How to Delete Cascade Referential Constraints
When using the Microsoft SQL Server, one of the many conditional commands is the Cascading Referential Constraint. It offers conditional programming based on set parameters within your SQL scripts. The scripts are simple lines of code within your SQL scripts, so you can easily remove them. Just be aware that when you remove the code, the function will cease. You should only do this if you are certain of the result.
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Instructions
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Open your SQL script in your preferred editor. Notepad works well if you do not have a dedicated coding editor.
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Locate your Cascading Referential Constraint. These will begin with [ ON....followed by a condition such as UPDATE or DELETE.
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Highlight the line and press "Delete."
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Exit and save from the text editor.
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