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•Created by Paddy on 3/4/2024 in #help
Composite primary key, multiple primary keys
I am. Often my migration or
push:pg will fail. The raw SQL from the migration file seemed to mostly work though. I'll try to file a proper issue if I can reproduce it reliably.4 replies
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•Created by Paddy on 3/4/2024 in #help
Composite primary key, multiple primary keys
I'm getting the same error using neondb. Also following the same lucia auth docs 🙂
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•Created by _Pear on 3/3/2024 in #help
Is it possible to store an array of primary keys for table A on table B using Postgres?
I was able to get this solved by redoing some of my tables and making a one-to-many relationship. I think I had the tables swapped before but this setup makes more sense. Thanks!
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•Created by _Pear on 3/3/2024 in #help
Is it possible to store an array of primary keys for table A on table B using Postgres?
In any case, yes, you cannot have multiple primary keys in a single table, but you can have composite primary keys (PKs that constitute of two or more columns).Going to try this too.
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•Created by _Pear on 3/3/2024 in #help
Is it possible to store an array of primary keys for table A on table B using Postgres?
Asking this another way: How can I cast
uuid or text to uuid[] or text[]?
The .array() method seems to work in theory but when I try to apply changes with it I get:
Key columns "images" and "path" are of incompatible types: text[] and text.7 replies
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•Created by _Pear on 3/3/2024 in #help
Is it possible to store an array of primary keys for table A on table B using Postgres?
in other words, in your example, is it possible to make the
created_by_id column to be an array of user ids?7 replies
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•Created by _Pear on 3/3/2024 in #help
Is it possible to store an array of primary keys for table A on table B using Postgres?
Hey thanks for the answer.. Im not sure that's what im looking for. Could that array only reference one key instead of two?
I only have one primary key on table A. in table B i want to store an array of references to those primary keys. So this is still the way to achieve that?
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