names

5 rows where place_id = 887615

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id ▼ case_id role surname forename occupation place_id raw_segment seq
4833369 2306444 2306444 plaintiff Chynnok John   887615 887615 Chynnok, John, of Bradenstoke, prior 0
4910241 2329719 2329719 plaintiff Chynnok John   887615 887615 Chynnok, John, of Bradenstoke, prior 12
5439420 2486725 2486725 plaintiff (not given) Thomas prior of Walshe 887615 887615 Walshe, Thomas, of Bradenstoke, prior of the monastery of the BM 0
5439424 2486726 2486726 plaintiff (not given) Thomas prior of Walshe 887615 887615 Walshe, Thomas, of Bradenstoke, prior of the monastery of the BM 0
5465176 2494489 2494489 plaintiff (not given) Thomas prior of Walshe 887615 887615 Walshe, Thomas, of Bradenstoke, prior of the monastery of the BM 0

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CREATE TABLE names (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    case_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES cases(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    role TEXT NOT NULL CHECK (role IN ('plaintiff', 'defendant')),
    surname TEXT NOT NULL,
    forename TEXT,
    occupation TEXT,
    place_id INTEGER REFERENCES places(id),
    raw_segment TEXT NOT NULL,
    seq INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
);
CREATE INDEX idx_names_case_id ON names(case_id);
CREATE INDEX idx_names_surname ON names(surname);
CREATE INDEX idx_names_place_id ON names(place_id);
CREATE INDEX idx_names_role_surname ON names(role, surname);