mysql workbench外键,MySQL Workbench忽略外键

I have stumbled upon something weird when dealing with the SQL editor in MySQL Workbench where the execution seems to ignore foreign key constraints. Here's an example:

create database testdb;

use testdb;

create table t1 (

`test` INT,

PRIMARY KEY (`test`)

) ENGINE = InnoDB;

create table t2 (

`test1` INT,

`test2` INT,

FOREIGN KEY (`test2`) REFERENCES t1(test),

PRIMARY KEY (`test1`)

) ENGINE = InnoDB;

insert into t1 values (1);

insert into t2 values (1,1);

insert into t2 values (2,2);

In this example, insert into t2 values (2,2); ought to fail, as there is no row in t1 where column test is 2.

I've tested in phpMyAdmin, at it correctly fails and gives an error that the foreign key constraint is violated, but in MySQL Workbench it doesn't give an error, and it is inserted into the table (I've checked with phpMyAdmin).

It's not a big problem to me as I can just use a different client to input the SQL in, but I'm interested in why this works, as in my understanding of foreign keys is that the value needs to exist in the referenced table.

MySQL version is 5.5.16, engine is InnoDB.

解决方案

I recommend you to update workbench, i was having the same problem only when i use my mac, the tables where created without constraints but if you run the sql generated it will create everything correctly, i use my windows to create and it worked perfect, then after a lot of test i update the workbench version on my mac and now everything is working perfect.