Benjamin, beautifully put. Thank you both so much.
--Dylan Shea
Benjamin Pflugmann wrote:
> Hi.
>
> It's simply that you can look at (a_id,b_id) as a PRIMARY KEY. You
> don't need an additional, aritificial sequence number ab_id.
>
> CREATE TABLE table_ab (
>
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--Dylan Shea
"Frank J. Schmuck" wrote:
> Any comments on the packages from ArabiaSoft
n record ids? Technically, it shouldn't, but does good db form
require it? or is a junction entity normalization table exempt from that?
thanks again
--Dylan Shea
"Carsten H. Pedersen" wrote:
> > I'm afraid this borders on sql/db question material vs. specific mysql
&g
arches for b_id based
on a a_id value are fast, and vice-versa?
thanks
--Dylan Shea
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