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You can use a random numerical ID as PK and let people associate as many authn IDs as they want after logging in with one.
by esafak 11mo ago
You can use a random numerical ID as PK and let people associate as many authn IDs as they want after logging in with one.
- thiht 11mo agoWhy would you allow this complexity for basically nothing?
- esafak 11mo agoUsing a separate table for authn is a basic pattern for this problem. What would you do?
- Reubachi 11mo agoWho in this scenario outlines the key infrastructure, and how is the private key maintained?
- esafak 11mo agoprimary key. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_key https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_key