Just tested with MS-SQL and Sqlite, both accept the syntax fine.FWIW, MS-SQL does the behind-the-scenes unique index create.On 7/13/06, William K. Volkman
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Hi Michael,On Thu, 2006-07-13 at 14:54, Michael Bayer wrote:> hey list ->> im working on explicit CONSTRAINT objects
Hi Michael,
On Thu, 2006-07-13 at 14:54, Michael Bayer wrote:
> hey list -
>
> im working on explicit CONSTRAINT objects, primarily a FOREIGN KEY
> constraint which cleanly allows composite foreign keys that work in a
> CREATE statement. but while im adding "ForeignKeyConstraint", im
> also
hey list -
im working on explicit CONSTRAINT objects, primarily a FOREIGN KEY
constraint which cleanly allows composite foreign keys that work in a
CREATE statement. but while im adding "ForeignKeyConstraint", im
also adding a distinct "PrimaryKeyConstraint" as well as
"UniqueConstraint".
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