Constraints - Check your understanding

[renatospaka (Renato Spakauskas)]

Hello guys.

Does anyone help me find the correct answers for this online course

I am "checking my understanding" and failed every attempt, so the remaining answers do not make sense for me at all.

Regards

[elaine_rosenber (Elaine Rosenberg)]

It is possible to create a node key constraint based upon a single property,

Elaine

[renatospaka (Renato Spakauskas)]

Good to know that one property defines a node key. I was pretty sure it should be at least two to create a node key.

Thanks Eliane

[tard_gabriel (Gabriel Tardif)]

I was curious too and read about it.

And yes, I just test it, you can create a node key constraint with only one property because the node key is creating both a uniqueness AND an existence constrain on that property.

I guess when you are sure to need both of these constraints on a property it's better for performance reason to do it this way instead of applying both individually.

[renatospaka (Renato Spakauskas)]

Makes sense, @tard_gabriel