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I’m wondering what does represent CASCADE when defining relations in InnoDB?
I see it’s something related to actions: ON DELETE & ON UPDATE.
Do I have to set it to CASCADE on every relation in my tables?
If a row is deleted and one of its member is foriegn key elsewhere then then all rows in all tables which reference it as foreign key are also deleted.
Read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_key