feat(seed): use FK-safe clear instead of unconditional TRUNCATE - #152
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Seed jobs failed when the target table was referenced by foreign keys, because SQL Server does not allow TRUNCATE on referenced tables. Detect incoming FKs on the target at schema load and choose the clear strategy automatically. When DELETE is required, disable constraints on referencing tables, delete all rows, reseed identity when present, then re-enable constraints. TRUNCATE remains the default when no incoming FKs exist. - Add GetReferencingTables query and GetClearTargetTableStatement builder - Replace TruncateTargetTable with ClearTargetTable and ClearTargetTableStatement - Add optional DeleteInsteadOfTruncateTables per-table config override - Expose deleteInsteadOfTruncate in sync job config API - Document new setting in README
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Seed jobs failed when the target table was referenced by foreign keys, because SQL Server does not allow TRUNCATE on referenced tables.
Detect incoming FKs on the target at schema load and choose the clear strategy automatically. When DELETE is required, disable constraints on referencing tables, delete all rows, reseed identity when present, then re-enable constraints. TRUNCATE remains the default when no incoming FKs exist.