PL/SQL :: Foreign Key Can Be Implemented In One Table And Cannot Be Duplicated To Work

Oct 17, 2013

I have now  created my tables and now I want to populate them with my data but I get errors below is my full sql command. From last time I learned that one foreign key can be implemented in one table and cannot be duplicated to work around this I changed my foreign key as you can see to "fkone" . but why am I getting errors when trying to add information I mean I have not gotten errors in the first two tables so what am I "doing wrong/ not understanding" 

CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER (CUSTOMERNAME varchar (25),STREET varchar (25),CUSTOMERCITY varchar (25),CONSTRAINT CUSTOMER_pk PRIMARY KEY (CUSTOMERNAME)); CREATE TABLE DEPOSIT (CUSTOMERNAME varchar (25),BRANCHNAME varchar (25),ACCOUNTNUMBER int,BALANCE decimal (7,2),CONSTRAINT DEPOSIT_pk PRIMARY KEY (ACCOUNTNUMBER)); CREATE TABLE LOAN(CUSTOMERNAME varchar (25),BRANCHNAME varchar (25),LOANNUMBER int,AMOUNT decimal (7,2),CONSTRAINT LOAN_pk PRIMARY KEY (LOANNUMBER)); CREATE TABLE BRANCH (BRANCHNAME varchar (25),BRANCHCITY varchar (25),ASSETS decimal (7,2) ,CONSTRAINT BRANCH_pk PRIMARY KEY (BRANCHNAME)); ALTER TABLE DEPOSITadd
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