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| From: | Jochen Wiedmann | Date: | July 20 2001 3:24pm |
| Subject: | Re: indices and char(0) and unique constraints | ||
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Dodger wrote: > I wanted to create a char(0) with a unique constraint, intending thus to > build into a table a sort of 'selector' -- where only one row could have the > column defined as not null, forcing the rest to remain null (because '' is > the only non-null value possible, and if it had to be unique, only one > column could contain that value). IMO this would restrict your table to have at most two rows. Is this what you intend=
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| • Problem with compiling DBD::mSQL | Dilgeet Badial | 17 Jul |
| • indices and char(0) and unique constraints | Dodger | 20 Jul |
| • Re: indices and char(0) and unique constraints | Jochen Wiedmann | 20 Jul |
| • Re: indices and char(0) and unique constraints | indrek siitan | 23 Jul |
