UR::Da...tColumn(3pm)
β¨ NAME β¨
UR::DataSource::RDBMS::FkConstraintColumn β the metadata bestie for a data source's foreign keys π«Ά
π DESCRIPTION π
Okay so listen. This class is literally the glow-up of the column linkages that make up a foreign key. Like, a foreign key isn't just one vibe, it's a whole squad of column connections, and each instance of this class is one of those connections. Iconic behavior, honestly. π
Every single instance carries around these four things:
column_nameβ the source, aka where the foreign key points from. This is the main character of the relationship. β¨r_column_nameβ the remote column name, aka where the foreign key points to. (The original docs spell it "fireign" and we are obsessed with the typo, but it's just foreign, promise. π)- the source table name β the table it's pointing from, no cap.
- the remote table name β the table it's pointing at, fr fr.
So yeah, it's giving "matchmaker for tables" energy. π One instance = one column linkage = one tiny little string in the big beautiful web of your foreign key. Not me being emotional about database schemas at 2am π
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