Fixed a bug with multiple primary key subconstraints
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@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ basic_functionality() ->
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Columns = ["id", "name", "age", "wage"],
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AllRows = [{1, <<"abby">>, 20, 2000}, {2, <<"marge">>, 30, 2000}],
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AbbyOnly = [{1, <<"abby">>, 20, 2000}],
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TableInfo = [{id, integer, [{primary_key, [autoincrement]}]}, {name, text, [not_null, unique]}, {age, integer}, {wage, integer}],
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TableInfo = [{id, integer, [{primary_key, [asc, autoincrement]}]}, {name, text, [not_null, unique]}, {age, integer}, {wage, integer}],
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drop_all_tables(ct),
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?WARN_ERROR_MESSAGE,
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?assertEqual(
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