subdivisions

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15 rows where country_code = "MM"

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Link country_code code_31662 name local_variant language_code romanization_system parent_subdivision
MM,MM-01 MM MM-01 Sagaing   my conventional names  
MM,MM-02 MM MM-02 Bago   my conventional names  
MM,MM-03 MM MM-03 Magway   my conventional names  
MM,MM-04 MM MM-04 Mandalay   my conventional names  
MM,MM-05 MM MM-05 Tanintharyi   my conventional names  
MM,MM-06 MM MM-06 Yangon   my conventional names  
MM,MM-07 MM MM-07 Ayeyarwady   my conventional names  
MM,MM-11 MM MM-11 Kachin   my conventional names  
MM,MM-12 MM MM-12 Kayah   my conventional names  
MM,MM-13 MM MM-13 Kayin   my conventional names  
MM,MM-14 MM MM-14 Chin   my conventional names  
MM,MM-15 MM MM-15 Mon   my conventional names  
MM,MM-16 MM MM-16 Rakhine   my conventional names  
MM,MM-17 MM MM-17 Shan   my conventional names  
MM,MM-18 MM MM-18 Nay Pyi Taw   my conventional names  

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CREATE TABLE subdivisions (
    country_code text NOT NULL
    , code_31662 text NOT NULL
    , name text
    , local_variant text
    , language_code text
    , romanization_system text
    , parent_subdivision text
    , PRIMARY KEY (country_code , code_31662)
    , FOREIGN KEY (country_code) REFERENCES countries (alpha_2_code) ON DELETE CASCADE
    , FOREIGN KEY (language_code) REFERENCES languages (alpha_2_code) ON DELETE CASCADE
);