Below is the SQL for creating ‘users’ table. In this table we want to have both ‘userguid’ and ‘username’ as unique fields.
In typeorm ‘@Unique’ decorator on entity creates single constraint for both columns – @Unique("USERS_UQ", ["userName", "userGUID"]).

Is there any way to create two different unique constraints on ‘userguid’ and ‘username’ columns.

Below is the SQL for creating ‘users’ table. In this table we want to have both ‘userguid’ and ‘username’ as unique fields.
In typeorm ‘@Unique’ decorator on entity creates single constraint for both columns – @Unique("USERS_UQ", ["userName", "userGUID"]).

Is there any way to create two different unique constraints on ‘userguid’ and ‘username’ columns.

Below is the SQL for creating ‘users’ table. In this table we want to have both ‘userguid’ and ‘username’ as unique fields.
In typeorm ‘@Unique’ decorator on entity creates single constraint for both columns – @Unique("USERS_UQ", ["userName", "userGUID"]).

Is there any way to create two different unique constraints on ‘userguid’ and ‘username’ columns.

I hope to be able to print the SQL with a session tag, so that I can distinguish the start and end of a transaction, and which transaction a certain SQL statement belongs to.

I am working with TypeORM, and I have an `Order` entity class. I haven’t made any changes to this class, yet when I run the `migration:generate` command, TypeORM attempts to add a new `order` table to the database, even though the table already exists. This results in an error stating that the table already exists.

This is my ViewEntity (i am using typeorm) which pulls data from 2 tables: Company and Person.

This is my ViewEntity (i am using typeorm) which pulls data from 2 tables: Company and Person.

This is my ViewEntity (i am using typeorm) which pulls data from 2 tables: Company and Person.

This is my ViewEntity (i am using typeorm) which pulls data from 2 tables: Company and Person.

This is my ViewEntity (i am using typeorm) which pulls data from 2 tables: Company and Person.