But what if the foreign keys or attributes assigned to those keys are changed in one table? This method ('hard coding' values using Value Map) does not track such changes - unless values are updated every time such changes takes place.
Good news is that QGIS has other methods, that are better for such cases - you can use
In simply words any changes in database tables will be reflect in customized attribute dialog.
insert into country (ctry_iso2, ctry_name) values ('AF', 'Afghanistan'), ('AX','Aland Islands'), ('AL','Albania'), ('DZ','Algeria'), ('AS','American Samoa');
insert into country (ctry_iso2, ctry_name) values ('GA', 'Gabon'), ('GM', 'Gambia'), ('GE', 'Georgia'), ('DE', 'Germany'), ('GH', 'Ghana'), ('GI', 'Gibraltar'), ('GR', 'Greece'), ('GL', 'Greenland');
select * from airspace where ctry_iso2 = 'GE';
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