arkhipov...@gmail.com writes:
> I noticed that the error response for a constraint violation only contains
> the column name for not-null constraints. I'm confused because the field
> isn't present when other types of constraints are triggered, such as unique,
> foreign keys, and check constrain
Hi,
I noticed that the error response for a constraint violation only contains the
column name for not-null constraints. I'm confused because the field isn't
present when other types of constraints are triggered, such as unique, foreign
keys, and check constraints. Was this done intentionally b
