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Foreign Key Used in Composite Primary Key

Is it possible to use a composite foreign key as a piece of a table’s composite primary key? For instance, let’s say I have two tables: … and then in a second table, I would like to reference the foreign key in the second table’s primary key: Is there any way that I can do that? Yes, it might be

Split Result from SQL Query

For example this SQL statement returns 1k rows SELECT * FROM tableName WHERE someCondition my question is: is it possible by using WHERE 1) Split Resultset to the 10 partial resultsets, then 1st….

Can a foreign key be NULL and/or duplicate?

Please clarify two things for me: Can a Foreign key be NULL? Can a Foreign key be duplicate? As fair as I know, NULL shouldn’t be used in foreign keys, but in some application of mine I’m able to …

Get number of values that only appear once in a column

Firstly, if it is relevant, I’m using MySQL, though I assume a solution would work across DB products. My problem is thus: I have a simple table with a single column. There are no constraints on the column. Within this column there is some simple data, e.g. I need to get the number/count of values that only appear once. From

Doctrine 2 Query Builder abs Function

This Work: This Don’t Work: The Error: Syntax Error] line 0, col 118: Error: Expected end of string, got ‘(‘ The native doctrine function abs work only on a select part of statment and don’t work on order by part. Obs: 1-) Im avoiding to use NativeQuery. 2-) u.code is a varchar fild on mysql and need to be varchar

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