Start of considering unique and not null contraints.#65
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Start of considering unique and not null contraints.#65hydrogen602 wants to merge 4 commits intoKarnerTh:masterfrom
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As far as I can see, differentiating between individual unique columns vs multiple columns being unique together would require collecting additional info from the database and so would be a bigger change. |
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This PR is a possible start to adding 2 new relations:
|o--o|}o--o|The code makes use of the
IsUniqueandIsNullableproperties ofColumnResult, however, in its current form, it can't differentiate between one column being unique vs multiple columns being unique (IsUniqueis true for both).