Add composite key demonstration using id-ego-superego #56
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Implements a composite key example using Freudian psychology concepts (id, ego, superego) to demonstrate multi-column primary keys and foreign key relationships.
Files Added
Implementation (
T-Sql/id-ego-superego-composite-key.tsql, 355 lines)PsychologicalStatetable with composite PK(id, ego, superego)PsychologicalConflict,BehavioralOutcome,PsycheMetrics) with composite FKs(1,1,1),(2,1,1),(1,1,2), etc.Documentation (
CompositeKeys.md, 303 lines)Quick Reference (
T-Sql/id-ego-superego-composite-key-QUICK-REFERENCE.md, 204 lines)Example
Individual columns are non-unique (
id=1appears in multiple rows), but combinations are unique ((1,1,1)≠(1,2,1)≠(2,1,1)).Original prompt
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