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Ultimate Guide to PostgreSQL Constraints

2 pointsby begriffsover 7 years ago

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class_hecklerover 7 years ago
From the article: &quot;engineers mistook acceleration readings measured in English units of pound-seconds for a metric measure of force called newton-seconds.&quot;<p>Yikes. Acceleration is change in velocity per unit time, and would be measured in feet&#x2F;second^2 or meters&#x2F;second^2. Both pound seconds and newton seconds are measures of momentum (mass times velocity). He then goes on to define a custom domain called &quot;acceleration&quot; but gives it units of &quot;1 m*kg&#x2F;s&quot;.<p>Seems to know his stuff when it comes to PostgreSQL, but evidently it&#x27;s been too long since he took a high school physics class.
grzmover 7 years ago
Article title: &quot;PostgreSQL Domain Integrity In Depth&quot;