composite-key

Cassandra 1.1 composite keys / columns and hierarchical queries

点点圈 提交于 2019-12-07 18:23:46
问题 So far, this is what I understand of the current Cassandra architecture: Super columns are not desirable any more due to performance issues. Composite columns (actually keys) are a good choice for indexing hierarchical keys. Composite columns store nested components in sorted order. There is no actual index. I have some questions: Is everything I stated correct? Can composite columns efficiently process range queries per component (assuming logical usage)? Are composite columns suited to

Entity Framework 6 inverting column order for composite foreign keys

£可爱£侵袭症+ 提交于 2019-12-07 18:04:37
问题 I'm getting this error: (15,10) : error 3015: Problem in mapping fragments starting at lines 6, 15: Foreign key constraint 'Beta_Alpha' from table Beta (Alpha_2, Alpha_1) to table Alpha (Alpha_1, Alpha_2):: Insufficient mapping: Foreign key must be mapped to some AssociationSet or EntitySets participating in a foreign key association on the conceptual side. The key information is that the composite foreign key in Beta (Alpha_2, Alpha_1) has the columns inverted, with Alpha_2 first and Alpha_1

how to create a composite key in MySQL database

倖福魔咒の 提交于 2019-12-07 10:58:37
问题 i am working on mysql server.where i have created a table, named question . column/attributes of this table are (course,subject,year,question) i want to create a primary key(or composite key) consists of (course+subject+year). i.e. for a particular course+subject+year combination there can be only one question.there will be only one row with the combination of (course+subject+year),creation of another row won't be possible. i have done it by : primary key(course,subject,year); but it's not

Backbone does POST instead of PUT on updates when composite key is used

本秂侑毒 提交于 2019-12-07 02:19:58
问题 I'm using a composite key in my model and generate the ID based on my composite key: app.Assignment = Backbone.Model.extend({ idAttribute : [ 'personId', 'jobId' ], parse : function(resp) { resp.id = resp.personId + "_" + resp.jobId; return resp; } }); but Backbone still thinks that all instances of Assignment are new, allthough I'm setting the id in the parse method when fetching them from the API. As a result Backbone does no DELETEs and does a POST instead of PUT on updates. How can I work

Error reading annotations with composite key in EBean

*爱你&永不变心* 提交于 2019-12-06 17:33:28
Following this link I would like to use OneToMany instead ManyToMany annotation, having middle class with composite key in it using Ebean. I have this error: java.lang.RuntimeException: Error reading annotations for models.SoftwareTagPk This is my SoftwareTagPk class: @Embeddable public class SoftwareTagPk implements Serializable { @ManyToOne private Tag tag; @ManyToOne private Software software; ... } And SoftwareTag class: @Entity public class SoftwareTag extends Model { @EmbeddedId private SoftwareTagPk pk = new SoftwareTagPk(); @Transient public Tag getTag() { return pk.getTag(); } public

Fluent Nhibernate Composite Key Not Generating Joins For Referenced Entities

懵懂的女人 提交于 2019-12-06 11:18:15
问题 I have a mapping with a composite key as below: CompositeId() .KeyReference(x => x.CreatedBy, "member_key") .KeyReference(x => x.Box, "box_key"); This works fine for simple gets and inserts, however it is not generating joins with the tables mentioned in the reference where I try and use them as part of a query. So this: return _sessionFactory.GetCurrentSession().QueryOver<BoxMember>() .Where(x => x.Box.Id == boxId) .Where(x => x.Member.DeletedDate == null) .Fetch(x => x.Box).Eager .Fetch(x =

JPA composite key @OneToMany

a 夏天 提交于 2019-12-06 08:41:25
I have the following existing DB schema, which I'd like to recreate with Java and plain JPA annotations (using hibernate as provider, so hibernate specific annotations would work as a last resort): CREATE TABLE users ( user_id NUMBER NOT NULL -- pk ); CREATE TABLE userdata_keys ( userdata_key_id NUMBER NOT NULL, -- pk key VARCHAR2(128) NOT NULL ); CREATE TABLE users_userdata ( user_id NUMBER NOT NULL, -- fk users.user_id userdata_key_id NUMBER NOT NULL, -- fk userdata_keys.userdata_key_id value VARCHAR2(256) ); I've thus created the following classes and annotations: class User { @Id Long id;

Can I get Entity Framework (model-first) to generate composite keys?

淺唱寂寞╮ 提交于 2019-12-06 07:13:45
I am designing a database using Entity Framework's "model-first" approach. Based on excellent feedback I recieved here, I am adopting a super-type/sub-type pattern for part of the DB. This pattern requires composite keys based on 2 columns in at least 2 tables (see schema below). I've searched the forum for "entity framework" and "composite keys", but none of the questions I found were on this more basic level: Can I set up an entity model so that it will generate one table (using "Generate Database from Model...") with a composite primary key on 2 columns, such that one is a foreign key on a

Cassandra 1.1 storage engine how does it store composites?

人走茶凉 提交于 2019-12-06 03:04:21
问题 I'm trying to understand Cassandra's storage engine when it comes to composite columns. Unfortunately, the documentation I've read so far contains errors and is leaving me a bit blank. First, terminology. Composite columns comprise fully denormalized wide rows by using composite primary keys. This seems misleading because, AFAIK, composite columns can be used for composite keys, and also simply as composite columns apart from keys. 1: How are composite keys and column names implemented? Every

Fluent nHibernate - Mapping Children with Composite Keys Yielding Null References

岁酱吖の 提交于 2019-12-06 02:53:20
Given a simple parent -> child (CK,CK) setup like this .. I am having trouble with adding a new child object and it getting the parent reference. So I would add the object in such a way .. var parent = new Parent{ Children = new List<Child>{ new Child{ Other = otherReference } } }; Or even adding it using the Add() method... parent.Children.Add(new Child { Other = other }); The reference to the Parent does not get pushed through. It just ends up as a null property. I get the following exception. {"Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'ParentId', table 'mssql_test.Children'; column does not