FOREIGN KEY CONSTRAINT AND INHERITANCE

Hi, All!

I have the tables as defined:

create table style
(
ID_STYLE INT4 not null,
STYLE_STRING VARCHAR not null,
constraint PK_STYLE primary key (ID_STYLE)
);

create table style_type_object
(
ID_TYPE_OBJECT INT4 not null,
ID_STYLE INT4 not null,
ZOOMABLE BOOL not null default false,
START_SCALE INT4 not null,
END_SCALE INT4 not null
);

alter table STYLE_TYPE_OBJECT
add constraint FK_ID_STYLE foreign key (ID_STYLE)
references STYLE (ID_STYLE)
on delete restrict on update restrict;

create table style_1
(
constraint PK_STYLE_1 primary key (id_style),
check (id_style between 1 and 10000)
) inherits (style);

create rule r_style_1 as on insert to style
where (id_style between 1 and 10000)
do instead
insert into style_1 (id_style, style_string)
values(new.id_style, new.style_string);

insert into style values (2, 'PEN(w:1px)' );

vka7=# select id_style, style_string from style;
id_style | style_string
----------+--------------
2 | PEN(w:1px)

vka7=# insert into style_type_object values(1, 2, false, 0, 0);
ERROR: insert or update on table "style_type_object" violates foreign key
constraint "fk_id_style"
DETAIL: Key (id_style)=(2) is not present in table "style".

THE QUESTION IS: are there any abilities to check foreign key constraint not
only in master table, but also in all tables that inherited the master?

Thanks in advance.

Sergey Karin