Le 3 juil. 09 à 02:24, Julio Carneiro a écrit :
> I am writing generic code where all I know is a table name and I
> need to find that table's Primary Key.
I use hard coded field names, for example a field having the same name
as the table followed by "_ID" is the PK.
[Table1]Table1_ID -> primary key
[Table2]Table1_ID -> foreign key
[Table1]TScreate -> time stamp created
[Table1]TSmodif -> time stamp modified
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Arnaud de Montard
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