I have a table with a composite Primary Key, arranged something like this: CREATE TABLE [dbo].[mytable]
Example table: Ticket - id - tenant_id - foo TicketItem - id - tenant_id - ticket_id - bar Assuming that id and tenant_id on each table make up composite primary keys, and that ticket_id is a forei
I have three domain classes: Beer, Review, and Reviewer. I want the Review table to create a many to many relationship between Beer and Reviewer, so I want the primary key of Review to be a composite
I have two tables Catalog and CatalogIndex catalog has the following columns DN开发者_运维技巧 PID
I\'m using the composite primary keys gem from drnic and I\'ve got a problem with it: If I want to create a CourseOrder (with has a cpk) with the following command in my tests: course_order = CourseOr
I\'ve found a problem with Hibernate and composite key with one of its column auto incremented. I\'m using MySQL and primary key composed of 2 columns, GID and LANG. GID column is set as AUTO_INCREME
The relationship between bands and members, \'MemberOf\', includes a member id (Mid), band id (Bid), \'StartYear\', \'EndYear\' and \'Instrument\' played. Mid and Bid are both foreign keys to Member a
I\'m trying to write a command to create a trigger that generates the composite primary key. This pk is in turn based on two fk.
Here\'s what\'s confusing me. I often have composite primary keys in database tables. The bad side of that approach is that I have pretty extra work when I delete or edit entries. However, I feel that
We are trying to use Hibernate with a database that uses a lot of composite keys and it\'s been causing us a lot of headaches.
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