Explain the keys with example Secondary key
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A secondary key represents a secondary value that is unique for each record that can be used to identify the record. It is usually indexed. ... A secondary key is any candidate key (potential primary key) not chosen to be the primary key. Consider the case of a table of users with emails and usernames.
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