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Differentiate between
primary key and index

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Difference between an Index and aPrimary Key. ... Because they are unique and not null, these values (or value if your primary key is a single column) can then be used to identify a single row in the table every time. In most if not all database platforms thePrimary Key will have an index created on it.

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