On Jan 25, 2006, at 10:00 AM, Kurt Welgehausen wrote:
... but Rails doesn't seem to support composite keys.
I don't know much about RoR. How does RoR keep you from creating
a multi-column key on an SQLite table?
Regards
In point of fact, it doesn't prevent me from *creating* a multi-
Mike Ashmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I've got what I think is a good reason to modify the behavior of
> primary keys in my (Ruby on Rails-based) application.
>
> What I need is a modifier, say 'GUID', that can be applied in place
> of (mutually exclusive with) the AUTOINCREMENT
> ... but Rails doesn't seem to support composite keys.
I don't know much about RoR. How does RoR keep you from creating
a multi-column key on an SQLite table?
Regards
So, I've got what I think is a good reason to modify the behavior of
primary keys in my (Ruby on Rails-based) application.
What I need is a modifier, say 'GUID', that can be applied in place
of (mutually exclusive with) the AUTOINCREMENT modifier [1]. On a
field with the GUID modifier, if
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