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weve got our concerts table and weve got our ticket holders table all thats left is tying them together with the tickets table lets start by reusing a lot of the code we have here first lets change all instances of ticket holders to say tickets and then lets start looking at the columns the ID column actually looks okay so lets keep moving with the concert ID column lets change first name to concert ID and instead of using a var car lets make this a small int to match with the ID from the concerts table also since this column should always have a match in the ID column from the concerts table well want to add a constraint to make sure we dont insert any concerts that dont exist this kind of constraint is called a foreign key constraint when you have a column that only allows values from another tables primary key you refer to that column as a foreign key to add a foreign key constraint in sequel light you just add references after the data type then specify the table and a
