I am not entirely sure what to search so I apologize if this is in fact a duplicate.
I have a table (or at least would like to) as follows:
The primary key would be ID and Company name (composite primary key). What I would like is so that the ID auto increments on each company.
Ex:
1-google
2-google
3-google
1-yahoo
4-google
2-yahoo
This way they are always unique, but each one increments for each company individually.
Is this possible from simple SQL create commands, would rather not have 2 tables and join them using a secondary ID.
Let me know, thanks.
If I follow the question. Create a single table with an identity on the ID column. Then create a unique index on the Company Name.
MySql VersionCREATE TABLE Company (
CompanyID int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
CompanyName varchar(255) NOT NULL,
OtherData varchar(255),
PRIMARY KEY (CompanyID)
);
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX CompanyUniqueComposite
ON Company (CompanyID , CompanyName );
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