-- Extract foreign key information from CREATE TABLE
-- Run this and copy the ENTIRE output, especially the CONSTRAINT lines at the end:

SHOW CREATE TABLE `bids`\G

-- The \G formats the output vertically, making it easier to read
-- Look for lines containing "FOREIGN KEY" or "CONSTRAINT"

-- OR in phpMyAdmin, after running SHOW CREATE TABLE `bids`:
-- 1. Click on the "Create Table" cell
-- 2. Scroll to the bottom of the CREATE TABLE statement
-- 3. Look for CONSTRAINT definitions
-- 4. Copy the entire CREATE TABLE statement

-- We need to see how the foreign keys are actually defined to know how to drop them

