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Error 1833: Cannot change column: used in a foreign key constraint of table

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Error CodeSQLSTATEErrorDescription
1833HY000ER_FK_COLUMN_CANNOT_CHANGE_CHILDCannot change column '%s': used in a foreign key constraint '%s' of table '%s'

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