is it posible to have SQL Server to have a unique key based on 2 columns?
I can have duplicates in both columns but not at the same time:
MfgID : CustNum
1 : Cust01
1 : Cust02
2 : Cust02
1 : Cust03
3 : Cust03
3 : Cust04
1 : Cust02
In the example above all of these would be fine EXCEPT the last row. I'd like SQL Server to kck out an error on this for me.
CREATE UNIQUE NONCLUSTERED INDEX IX_TableName_MfgID_CustNum ON TableName
(
MfgID ,
Column2
) WITH( IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF)
CREATE TABLE table1(
MfgID INTEGER NOT NULL,
CustNum VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT unique_1 UNIQUE (MfgID, CustNum)
)
OR
ALTER TABLE table1 ADD CONSTRAINT unique_1 UNIQUE(fgID, CustNum)
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