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| | | | | This article compiles various queries and code blocks used to manage disabled constraints in a database schema. It includes SQL statements to identify and enable these constraints. The content will be updated regularly with new insights, and it lists the tested database versions, starting with Oracle Database 23ai. | |
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| | | | | In relational database design one of the key decisions is choosing the right primary key type for tables. In this post I am talking about surrogate or synthetic primary keys. They are called surrogate or synthetic as these keys are not derived from application data. In my experience I have seen very few teams giving... | |
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