Mariadb insert error code 4025 Constraint fail problem

The error code 4025 in MariaDB indicates a constraint violation. This error occurs when you try to insert a record into a table that violates one or more constraints defined on the table.

To fix this error, you need to identify the constraint that is being violated and modify your SQL statement accordingly. Here are some steps you can follow:

1. Identify the table and the column that is causing the constraint violation. The error message should give you some clues as to which column is causing the issue.

2. Check the constraints defined on the table. There could be several types of constraints, such as primary key constraints, unique constraints, foreign key constraints, and check constraints.

3. If the constraint violation is related to a primary key or unique constraint, make sure that the value you are trying to insert does not already exist in the table.

4. If the constraint violation is related to a foreign key constraint, make sure that the value you are trying to insert in the child table exists in the parent table.

5. If the constraint violation is related to a check constraint, make sure that the value you are trying to insert satisfies the condition defined in the check constraint.

   eg. are you trying to insert text in a column typed by json

6. If necessary, modify your SQL statement to fix the constraint violation and try running the query again.

If you are still having trouble fixing the constraint violation, please provide more details about the specific table and constraints involved, as well as the SQL statement that is causing the error.