Postgres:从 A 到 B 的唯一引用
我想要 (tag1, tag2) 和 tag_id 对之间的双射。
CREATE TABLE tags (
question_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
tag_id SERIAL NOT NULL,
tag1 VARCHAR(20),
tag2 VARCHAR(20),
PRIMARY KEY(question_id, tag_id),
(tag1, tag2) UNIQUE references tags(tag_id) #How?
);
我不想要任何引用,例如:
(PHP, Perl) points to 1 and 2,
3 points to (C#, null) and (Python, Elinks)
换句话说,我希望引用从 (tag1, tag2) 到标签 (tag_id) 是唯一的,而不是唯一的 (tag1, tag2)。
I want a bijection between the pair (tag1, tag2) and tag_id.
CREATE TABLE tags (
question_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
tag_id SERIAL NOT NULL,
tag1 VARCHAR(20),
tag2 VARCHAR(20),
PRIMARY KEY(question_id, tag_id),
(tag1, tag2) UNIQUE references tags(tag_id) #How?
);
I want no reference such as:
(PHP, Perl) points to 1 and 2,
3 points to (C#, null) and (Python, Elinks)
In other words, I want the REFERENCE to be unique FROM (tag1, tag2) TO tags(tag_id), not UNIQUE(tag1, tag2).
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这可能更像您正在寻找的内容:
将“tag_id”设为主键意味着您只能拥有一个具有给定“tag_id”的条目,并且基于“tag_id”的搜索速度会很快。
“question_id”上的索引将提高基于“question_id”的搜索速度,这就是我认为您试图对原始主键定义执行的操作。如果您确实希望 (tag_id, Question_id) 对像您所拥有的那样是唯一的,则在其中添加一个 UNIQUE (tag_id, Question_id) ,但我想说您应该将 tag_id 保留为主键。
(tag1, tag2) 上的唯一性约束可防止反向映射出现重复项。
以下是一些可行的示例:
可行:
1 -> (x,y)
2→ (x, z)
失败(tag_id 是主键,因此是唯一的):
1 -> (x,y)
1→ (y, x)
失败((tag1, tag2) 对不唯一):
1 -> (x,y)
2→ (x, y)
然而,(x, y) 不等于(y, x) 对。我不知道如何捕捉唯一性约束。
This might be more like what you are looking for:
Making 'tag_id' the primary key means that you can only have one entry with a given 'tag_id', and that searches based on 'tag_id' will be fast.
The index on 'question_id' will improve search speed based on 'question_id', which is what I think you were trying to do with your original PRIMARY KEY definition. If you really want the (tag_id, question_id) pair to be unique, as you had it, then add a UNIQUE (tag_id, question_id) in there, but I would say that you should leave tag_id as the primary key.
The uniqueness constraint on (tag1, tag2) prevents the reverse mapping from having duplicates.
Here are a few examples of what can work:
Works:
1 -> (x, y)
2 -> (x, z)
Fails (tag_id is a primary key, and therefore is unique):
1 -> (x, y)
1 -> (y, x)
Fails (the pair (tag1, tag2) is not unique):
1 -> (x, y)
2 -> (x, y)
However, the pair (x, y) is not equal to the pair (y, x). I'm not sure how to catch that uniqueness constraint.