> "Robert Smith", "Bob Smith", "Bobby", "Mr. Smith" and "Brad Jr." can be
> same
> person.
Yes, of course. But "Mom" is pretty much the same for everyone. ;)
> SquirrelMail address book has only one requirement. Unique nickname per
> address book. Any other restriction is specific to storage b
C. Bensend wrote:
>
>
>> MySQL schema is closer to
>>
>> CREATE INDEX "address_firstname_key" ON "address" ( "firstname",
>> "lastname");
>>
>> Are you sure that those entries need something unique?
>
> I personally prefer them to be unique, just so my users don't
> double up their contacts.
> MySQL schema is closer to
>
> CREATE INDEX "address_firstname_key" ON "address" ( "firstname",
> "lastname");
>
> Are you sure that those entries need something unique?
I personally prefer them to be unique, just so my users don't
double up their contacts. It doesn't *have* to be, though.
I ju
C. Bensend wrote:
>
>
> Hey folks,
>
>I store all my userprefs and address books in PostgreSQL, and
> I've run into a problem occasionally with the constraint suggested
> in the documentation found at:
>
> http://www.squirrelmail.org/docs/admin/admin-5.html#db-backend
>
>It suggests
