> Shhh, didn't think of that. So we won't ever accept unique indices for
> this.
What we do in phpPgAdmin is that rows with NULL values in the unique key
simply aren't editable - all other rows are though.
In order, we prefer to use a PK (since it is indexed), then oid column
(since it is complete), then unique. It's even better if they add a
unique constraint to their oid column :)
>> Also, oids are not guaranteed unique.
>
>
> AFAICS this only happens on wrap around, i.e. hopefully never. Being
> strict, we shouldn't rely on oid uniqueness, but in practice hopefully
> nobody will ever notice.
What phpPgAdmin does for oid edits is it begins a transaction, does the
update, checks to see how many rows were affected. If more than one row
affected, rollback and complain, otherwise commit.
Chris
