I am aware that there is an enormous amount of questions on this topic, but unfortunately nothing so far helped. I want a multi-colum primary key in my database. The db is on a server and should hold certificates for a number of users. The primary key for a certificate is serialnumber + issuer (which makes a certificate unique), additional to that - as multiple users could have this certificate - i want to add the (unique) username. My primary key therefore should be (serial, issuer, username). But it does not work. As soon as I try to add a certificate again but for a different user, he just overwrites the old entry.
My database setup looks as follows
stmt.execute(
"CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS certificates (" +
"serial VARCHAR NOT NULL," + // serial
"issuer VARCHAR NOT NULL," + // issuer
"subject VARCHAR NOT NULL," + // subject
"publickey VARCHAR NOT NULL," + // public key
"notbefore DATETIME NOT NULL," + // not before
"notafter DATETIME NOT NULL," + // not after
"certdata BLOB," + // DER-encoded certificate
"revoked BOOLEAN NOT NULL," + // is certificate revoked
"trusted BOOLEAN NOT NULL," + // is certificate trusted
"untrusted BOOLEAN NOT NULL," + // is certificate untrusted
"S BOOLEAN NOT NULL," + // is certificate in the S set
"" + // of the related assessment
"username TEXT NOT NULL," + // the user to which this certificate belongs
"" +
"CHECK (S IN (0, 1))," +
"CHECK (trusted IN (0, 1))," +
"CHECK (untrusted IN (0, 1))," +
"CHECK (NOT (trusted = 1 AND untrusted = 1))," +
"" +
"FOREIGN KEY (username)" +
" REFERENCES users(username)" +
" ON DELETE CASCADE," +
"PRIMARY KEY (serial, issuer, username))");
The statement stmt comes from
poolManager = new MiniConnectionPoolManager(dataSource, MAX_CONNECTIONS);
try (Connection connection = poolManager.getConnection();
Statement stmt = connection.createStatement()) {
Instead of PRIMARY KEY (serial, issuer, username), I have already tried UNIQUE(serial, issuer, username) and CONSTRAINTS uniqueEntry PRIMARY KEY (serial, issuer, username). Both give the same result.
I am working with IntelliJ 15.0.3, the dialect is SQLite and the driver is sqlite-jdbc-2.8.11.2.jar .
Yes, there are some more tables to this, but they are of the same structure. If I find a solution for this table, all others should work accordingly.
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