How to change FOREIGN KEY of an existing PostgreSQL table?

gistfile1.txt

-- We are dropping the foreign key constraint on dependant table (in other case it will prevent us from updating the values)
ALTER TABLE foo_table DROP CONSTRAINT fk_e52ffdeea76ed395;

-- Then, we're swapping values in foreign key column from id to another_id
UPDATE foo_table T SET user_id = (SELECT another_id FROM users WHERE id = T.user_id);

-- And finally we're creating new foreign key constraint pointing to the another_id instead of id
ALTER TABLE foo_table ADD CONSTRAINT fk_e52ffdeea76ed395 FOREIGN KEY (user_id) REFERENCES users (another_id) ON DELETE CASCADE;

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-- 1. Dropping the original primary key
ALTER TABLE users DROP CONSTRAINT users_pkey

-- 2. Renaming existing index for another_id (optional)
ALTER INDEX uniq_1483a5e93414710b RENAME TO users_pkey

-- 3. Creating new primary key using existing index for another_id
ALTER TABLE users ADD PRIMARY KEY USING INDEX users_pkey

-- 4. Creating index for old id column (optional)
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX users_id ON users (id)

-- 5. You can drop the original sequence generator if you won't need it
DROP SEQUENCE users_id_seq