I did state in my OP that I was using "Postgre", and the PRIMARY KEY assignment is done further down in the SQL dump, in typical Postgresql fashion. 

ALTER TABLE computer ALTER COLUMN compid SET DEFAULT nextval('computer
+_compid_seq'::regclass);

ALTER TABLE customers ALTER COLUMN uniqid SET DEFAULT nextval('custome
+rs_uniqid_seq'::regclass);

ALTER TABLE ONLY computer
    ADD CONSTRAINT computer_pkey PRIMARY KEY (compid);

ALTER TABLE ONLY customers
    ADD CONSTRAINT customers_pkey PRIMARY KEY (uniqid);

ALTER TABLE ONLY customerstocomputers
    ADD CONSTRAINT customerstocomputers_pkey PRIMARY KEY (custid, comp
+id);

ALTER TABLE ONLY customerstocomputers
    ADD CONSTRAINT customerstocomputers_custid_fkey FOREIGN KEY (custi
+d) REFERENCES customers(uniqid);

ALTER TABLE ONLY customerstocomputers
    ADD CONSTRAINT customerstocomputers_compid_fkey FOREIGN KEY (compi
+d) REFERENCES computer(compid);

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In reply to Re^2: Catalyst and DBIC, lookup table question by vendion
in thread Catalyst and DBIC, lookup table question by vendion

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