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package org.jooq.meta;

import java.util.List;

An object holding information about an inverse foreign key relationship.

This object may either represent a primary key or a unique key. It holds a list of foreign keys referencing this key.

Author:Lukas Eder
/** * An object holding information about an inverse foreign key relationship. * <p> * This object may either represent a primary key or a unique key. It holds a * list of foreign keys referencing this key. * * @author Lukas Eder */
public interface UniqueKeyDefinition extends ConstraintDefinition {
Whether this unique key is the primary key
/** * Whether this unique key is the primary key */
boolean isPrimaryKey();
The list of columns making up the primary key.
/** * The list of columns making up the primary key. */
List<ColumnDefinition> getKeyColumns();
The foreign keys referencing this primary key
/** * The foreign keys referencing this primary key */
List<ForeignKeyDefinition> getForeignKeys();
Resolve a referenced key.

If this key coincides with a foreign key, resolve that foreign key recursively. In case of ambiguity (two foreign keys coinciding with a single unique key), this returns null.

/** * Resolve a referenced key. * <p> * If this key coincides with a foreign key, resolve that foreign key * recursively. In case of ambiguity (two foreign keys coinciding with a * single unique key), this returns <code>null</code>. */
UniqueKeyDefinition resolveReferencedKey(); }