It seems if you try to set up a primary key:
c->pk ('term1', 'term2')
When the table is created, you have the primary key entered two times.
Similarly, if you use three terms, the key is entered 3 times (for a total of 9 Primary entries).
Obvious logic bug here :)
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c->pk ('term1', 'term2')
When the table is created, you have the primary key entered two times.
Similarly, if you use three terms, the key is entered 3 times (for a total of 9 Primary entries).
Obvious logic bug here :)
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Please leave a PM here.