On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 19:01 +0100, Oliver Kullmann wrote:
> I have a table created with
>
> CREATE TABLE Current_academic_year
> (
> year_id INT REFERENCES Academic_years,
> CONSTRAINT year_id CHECK(year_id IS NOT NULL),
> active BOOL NOT NULL,
>
> UNIQUE(year_id),
> UNIQUE(active)
> )
> ;
Since this is the novice list, I will add that that is a round-about way
of declaring the table.
CREATE TABLE current_academic_year
(
year_id INT PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES academic_years,
active BOOLEAN NOT NULL UNIQUE
);
does the same and is easier to read.
Also, your capitalisation of table names won't be preserved, because you
don't double-quote them.
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