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Sure it does. You need to ensure that you only have one non-invalidated record. If you don't have partial unique index, you can't guarantee that two concurren
by einhverfr 13y ago
Sure it does. You need to ensure that you only have one non-invalidated record. If you don't have partial unique index, you can't guarantee that two concurrent transactions won't invalidate the same row and add two different rows. With a partial unique index, you can make that guarantee.