Le 20/11/2010 15:15, Michael Shapiro a écrit :
> Theoretically, you could have the same problem with the primary key -- there
> could be an index with that name already.
If it happens, it would be PostgreSQL fault, not pgAdmin. The name of
the constraint and the name of the index, in a primary key and in a
unique contraint, are determined by PostgreSQL, not pgAdmin. On the
contrario, the name of the index of a foreign key is determined by
pgAdmin because this is not a PostgreSQL feature.
> But in practice it doesn't happen. You could generate a name for the foreign
> key based on similar pattern for the pk
> and if it fails, then it falls on the user to provide a name. Seem like it
> would work 99% of the time.
>
I guess Magnus's idea is the good one (fk_tablename_columnname).
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