If you are working with SQL DB2, you may need to create tables that have primary and foreign keys to enforce data integrity and establish relationships between different entities.

The primary key column is often set to auto-increment when constructing a SQL Server database. To achieve this, the IDENTITY property is enabled on the primary key column. The starting value and ...

If I declare a column as PrimaryGeneratedColumn('uuid') the actual column in the schema is not marked as PRIMARY KEY in the resulting SQL.

Starting with the .NET Framework 4.7, the tables created for the SQL Workflow Instance Store (SWIS) by the SqlWorkflowInstanceStoreSchema.sql script use clustered primary keys. Because of this, ...