NestJs Full Course -7: One To One Relations
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Conquer One-to-One Relationships in NestJS!
This video is your one-stop guide to mastering One-to-One relationships in NestJS. We'll break down everything you need to know, from setting them up to entity mapping strategies.
In this video, you'll learn:
1- How to configure One-to-One relationships in NestJS
2- Entity mapping best practices
3- Database relationship management techniques
4- Level up your NestJS skills and become a database relationship pro!
5- Data Consistency
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Hope you keep going on with that dedication : )
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Just going through these now, thank you for your time in making this!
Small question: why have this propertyFeature entity if the fields on it could easily just be put onto the property entity? Was it just to illustrate 1-to-1? If so, then maybe a better example would have been clearer.
Thanks 🙏. In such a situation, we usually put property features in a separate table because not all properties might have property features. So if we put them in one table, the table might have many records with null values. So this is one reason for that. Although we have several other reasons to have a one to one relationship. Hope this makes sense to you. Thanks for your comment and I would be happy if you subscribe to my channel for more content.
@@SakuraDev That makes sense, to avoid many null columns. Thank you for the reply!
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