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uhhhh...and so quickly we reach the limits of my understanding here. Whoops. 
So I thought I was demonstrating that command with that one line I
referenced. Does it help to put the whole table setup?  Or would all the
tables be helpful?  Again here I used the Mental Health Clinic Database
(from the tutorial) as a guideline. This table is an intermediary to deal
with a many to many relationship. 

CREATE TABLE "Vulnerability" (
"Vuln ID" INTEGER NOT NULL,
"Vulnerability" INTEGER NOT NULL,
"VulnInstance" NUMERIC(10) DEFAULT 1,
CONSTRAINT PK_ISSUE PRIMARY KEY ("Vulnerability", "Vuln ID" ),
CONSTRAINT FK_ISSUE FOREIGN KEY ("Vulnerability") REFERENCES "Issue Type"
("Issue ID"),
CONSTRAINT FK_SCAN_VULN FOREIGN KEY ("Vuln ID") REFERENCES "Scan" ("Scan
ID")
);

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