On 10/12/15 1:41 PM, Dara Unglaube wrote:
I created a view with the column of interest and a column of the count.
How do I do a check constraint on a view or do it all at once as a
subquery? Could you provide an example of how to create?
Please don't top-post. And do include the mailing list so others can learn.
The constraint would go on the table, not the view. The column would
need to not be a count, but a 'record number' or something similar. So
you'd have one record with 'record_number=1' and the second with
'record_number=2'.
CREATE TABLE ...(
...
, record_number smallint NOT NULL CONSTRAINT
record_number_must_be_1_or_2 CHECK( record_number BETWEEN 1 AND 2 )
);
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