The .sql creates tables, creates index/indices, but - no primary keys, no foreign keys?
Using the entity diagram, it looks like there are clear connections for Foreign Keys, and some primary keys are likely composite keys (e.g., a many-to-many via a table that points FKs outward).
Is there a reason the primary key constraints are commented out in the .sql?
Does OA not use Foreign Keys, due to the volume of records?
The .sql creates tables, creates index/indices, but - no primary keys, no foreign keys?
Using the entity diagram, it looks like there are clear connections for Foreign Keys, and some primary keys are likely composite keys (e.g., a many-to-many via a table that points FKs outward).
Is there a reason the primary key constraints are commented out in the .sql?
Does OA not use Foreign Keys, due to the volume of records?