Different between Restrict Delete and Cascade Delete in List
Restrict Delete:
It Means that users cannot delete the data in Batch list if the data is referenced.
They can only delete the data in the parent list only if the referenced data in the child list is completely deleted. So, if we want to delete an item in Batch we have to delete the Product list data that is using ‘Batch′.
SharePoint will give the following error if we try to delete until all references are deleted.
They can only delete the data in the parent list only if the referenced data in the child list is completely deleted. So, if we want to delete an item in Batch we have to delete the Product list data that is using ‘Batch′.
SharePoint will give the following error if we try to delete until all references are deleted.
Cascade delete:
It means that users can
delete the data in Batch list though the data is referenced.
But, once we delete the item in the Batch list all the items that referred in the Product list will also be deleted.
While deleting it will give popup message which list is referencing its data and that data will also be deleted as in the following image
But, once we delete the item in the Batch list all the items that referred in the Product list will also be deleted.
While deleting it will give popup message which list is referencing its data and that data will also be deleted as in the following image
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