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ident as a foreign key vs primary key #1

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fvides opened this issue Nov 24, 2023 · 0 comments

fvides commented Nov 24, 2023

Here, it reads:

For a data entity, ident(ifier) is akin to a self-contained foreign key in SQL: it contains the (unique) name of an entity’s ID property and its value, in a 2-element vector. For example: [:person/id 123].

I find it a little bit confusing. Shouldn't be that an identifier is more like a primary key?

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