Learned that Laravel does not provide support for composite keys and that the Laravel Decider has decided not to provide support for composite keys.
Unfortunately OSPOS does have a few composite key tables.
Fortunately there appears to be at least two packages that provide some basic composite key support that just might get the job done. So I will be including one of those packages.
In my opinion this is a serious strike against Laravel because a deliberate decision was made to NOT play in the world of relational database design. It's a weakness that will need to be worked around ... off to a bad start.
Learned that Laravel does not provide support for composite keys and that the Laravel Decider has decided not to provide support for composite keys.
Unfortunately OSPOS does have a few composite key tables.
Fortunately there appears to be at least two packages that provide some basic composite key support that just might get the job done. So I will be including one of those packages.
In my opinion this is a serious strike against Laravel because a deliberate decision was made to NOT play in the world of relational database design. It's a weakness that will need to be worked around ... off to a bad start.