markus,
thanks!
> On 11. 10. 2022, at 11:55, mailinglists wrote:
> Thou shall never ever change a primary key!
Yup, I suspected that it would be the culprit.
> Replace the compound PK with a “real” ID and be done. This is not such a big
> thing to do. I've done this several times. You need a
Thou shall never ever change a primary key!
Replace the compound PK with a “real” ID and be done. This is not such a big
thing to do. I've done this several times. You need a bit of SQL to “fix” your
database, but that is no rocket science.
This m:n join table is not a mere technical